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    • • the-pyramid/1 page
      • • The Pyramid (2014) Review
          The Pyramid is an unfortunate film that should not have been made.
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    • • ghostbusters/1 page
      • • Ghostbusters (2016) Review
          McCarthy isn’t funny and her voice is annoyingly nasal. Wiig is slightly better but mostly uninspired. Jones adds a few moments of hilarity and a streetwise tou
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    • • spy/1 page
      • • Spy (2015) Review
          I recommend seeing Spy. It won’t be a waste of your money.
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    • • season-of-the-witch/1 page
      • • Season of the Witch (2011) Review
          There are always a few movies that come out and make you wonder, "How did this get made?" Season of the Witch is that kind of movie. It opens wit
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    • • rampage/1 page
      • • Rampage (2018) Review
          Rampage is a true popcorn, action movie that offers the audience some great scenes and some emotional moments.
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    • • lamb/1 page
      • • Lamb (2021) Review
          Lamb is artistic and evokes a variety of emotions but while a half sheep, half human baby seems cute, it is also a little disturbing.
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    • • poms/1 page
      • • Poms (2019) Review
          There are some redeeming moments here and there, a few good laughs even, but Poms is riddled with every cliché in the book.
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    • • let-me-in/1 page
      • • Let Me In (2010) Review
          There are a lot of movies right now about vampires. So much so that it is difficult not to feel overwhelmed by all of it. So it is refreshing to find a movie th
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    • • till/1 page
      • • Till (2022) Review
          Deadwyler deserves an Oscar nomination, at the very least, for her portrayal of Mamie Till.
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    • • the-proposal/1 page
      • • The Proposal (2009) Review
          2009's summer movie season is now in full swing with its killer robots from the future, flying houses, and hijacked subway trains, but what if you want a light-
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    • • mud/1 page
      • • Mud (2013) Review
          Mud Is A very good Indie with star power.
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    • • voyagers/1 page
      • • Voyagers (2021) Review
          The script leaves much to be desired, following a narrow path instead of exploring other avenues the story could have branched off into.
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    • • alpha/1 page
      • • Alpha (2018) Review
          Once in a while, a movie comes along, that touches your soul...Alpha does just that! FIVE PAWS!
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    • • no-hard-feelings/1 page
      • • No Hard Feelings (2023) Review
          No Hard Feelings is exactly what you would expect it to be with something a little bit “extra” thrown in and some extremely funny moments.
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    • • the-miracle-club/1 page
      • • The Miracle Club (2023) Review
          The Miracle Club has several messages to offer…from not holding grudges to believing in miracles, and it delivers them pragmatically.
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    • • rush/1 page
      • • Rush (2013) Review
          Auto Racing takes center stage with a duel of wits, willpower and pride in the film Rush.  The film takes its audience up close while two men vie for the t
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    • • brave/1 page
      • • Brave (2012) Review
          The latest feature from cinema Juggernaut Pixar is  Brave and while visually it is everything we've come to expect from that think-tank of geniuses it
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    • • father-stu/1 page
      • • Father Stu (2022) Review
          Making her directorial debut, writer Rosalind Ross (Barbarian) made some interesting choices as to what moments in Stu’s life she chose to focus on the most.
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    • • officer-down/1 page
      • • Officer Down (2013) Review
          It's hard to say what type of film "Officer Down" wants to be, but it doesn't appear particularly successful on any front. Part cop drama, part wh
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    • • rambo/1 page
      • • Rambo (2008) Review
          The goal of every action movie since 1985 has been to even try to approximate the "scene" in That Movie Where Chuck Norris Comes Out Of The Water. If
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    • • parker/1 page
      • • Parker (2013) Review
          "Parker" is quite the conundrum. It's not bizarre enough in visuals to be unique, nor is it edited flashily enough to be contemporary. It's no
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    • • the-smurfs/1 page
      • • The Smurfs (2011) Review
          Those lovable Smurfs have finally hit the big screen this summer with their first theatrical live-action-film, simply entitled, The Smurfs. The Smurfs foll
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    • • ma/1 page
      • • Ma (2019) Review
          Note to self… never piss off Octavia Spencer because she can be one crazy mother.
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    • • thats-my-boy/1 page
      • • That's My Boy (2012) Review
          That's My Boy Is A fun film for the guys and Sandler fans.
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    • • the-thing/1 page
      • • The Thing (2011) Review
          Fans of the film The Thing beware; even though the movie takes you back to the Norwegian outpost providing a beginning to John Carpenter's 1982 film with th
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    • • the-choice/1 page
      • • The Choice (2016) Review
          Granted, The Choice won’t be winning any Oscars, but in terms of a decent movie with that typical Sparks flair for telling a love story and making us cry, it hi
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    • • the-last-vermeer/1 page
      • • The Last Vermeer (2020) Review
          It is Pearce’s performance that makes The Last Vermeer as interesting and entertaining as it ends up being.
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    • • the-wolfman/1 page
      • • The Wolfman (2010) Review
          Universal, the studio that created such horror classic's as the Mummy, the Wolfman, and Dracula are in remake mode again with 2010's "The Wolfman". &q
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    • • rampart/1 page
      • • Rampart (2012) Review
          Every so often, there is a movie that is lifted up from an otherwise mediocre state by a piece of acting that's so on-the-spot it makes the rest of the film
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    • • superhost/1 page
      • • Superhost (2021) Review
          The cast is well chosen and play their parts beautifully.
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    • • quarantine/1 page
      • • Quarantine (2008) Review
          The story behind Quarantine is brutally simple: something--some disease--breaks out in a low-rent building in Los Angeles. It just so happens that a film c
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    • • cleaner/1 page
      • • Cleaner (2025) Review
          Director Martin Campbell crafts engaging action sequences with dynamic framing, keeping audiences invested despite the familiar plot.
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    • • super-man-the-christopher-reeve-story/1 page
      • • Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story (2024) Review
          While many thought of him as a superhero, in the end, he was just a man with the power of hope and resilience on his side.
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    • • gunner/1 page
      • • Gunner (2024) Review
          Gunner is the type of movie that lacks imagination as the plot is recycled, the music is off the mark and many of the performances are simply mediocre.
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    • • spring-breakers/1 page
      • • Spring Breakers (2013) Review
          'Spring Breakers' Gratuitous, Gross.
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    • • no/1 page
      • • No (2013) Review
          No Is A very good message fuels this fine film.
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    • • red-riding-hood/1 page
      • • Red Riding Hood (2011) Review
          Back in 2008, an indie film director, Catherine Hardwicke, made a big splash in Hollywood with the first film in the Twilight saga.   Although not lik
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    • • we-bought-a-zoo/1 page
      • • We Bought A Zoo (2011) Review
          We Bought A Zoo Is An Inspirational Film For the Whole Family.
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    • • knowing/1 page
      • • Knowing (2009) Review
          The final scene in Knowing was utterly predictable....That is disappointing especially with the strong and legitimately creepy first half, some jaw-dropping F/X
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    • • where-the-wild-things-are/1 page
      • • Where The Wild Things Are (2009) Review
          The 1963 book is 10 sentences long, and it is a classic.  The story is about the island where the child, Max, goes after being sent to bed without supper b
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    • • me-before-you/1 page
      • • Me Before You (2016) Review
          There is a reason Warner Bros. distributed tissues during the preview screening, so if you are in need of a good cry, I highly recommend Me Before You.
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    • • wrath-of-the-titans/1 page
      • • Wrath of the Titans (2012) Review
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    • • earth-to-echo/1 page
      • • Earth To Echo (2014) Review
          Earth to Echo is a cute, PG rated film with some truly laugh out loud moments for the entire family.
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    • • we-are-the-night/1 page
      • • We Are The Night (2011) Review
          Nothing comes without a price and that's the moral behind the German horror film We Are the Night. Karoline Herfurth stars in this film about a trio of fema
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    • • no-time-to-die/1 page
      • • No Time To Die (2021) Review
          It's a great big epic film with a consummate final performance that everyone will want to see. Farewell Mr. Craig. We will miss you…a lot.
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    • • venom-let-there-be-carnage/1 page
      • • Venom: Let There Be Carnage (2021) Review
          If you liked the first film, especially the humorous moments then you will get what you are expecting for the most part.
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    • • the-bobs-burgers-movie/1 page
      • • The Bob's Burgers Movie (2022) Review
          The animation is top-notch and directors Loren Bouchard and Bernard Derriman keep the film moving along at a decent pace.
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    • • the-boss-baby/1 page
      • • The Boss Baby (2017) Review
          Director Tom McGrath blends 2D animation elements spanning the 60s, 70s, and 80s to create the essence of childhood fantasy, and entertainingly intertwines them
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    • • i-know-what-you-did-last-summer/1 page
      • • I Know What You Did Last Summer (2025) Review
          A gorier, modern update tailored for the social media generation, but it never captures the tension of the 1997 original.
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    • • twisters/1 page
      • • Twisters (2024) Review
          The incorporation of social media this time around will definitely appeal to younger audiences, but it also makes Tyler come off looking bad.
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    • • anaconda/1 page
      • • Anaconda Review: Paul Rudd & Jack Black Reimagine the 1997 Thriller
          If you are looking for something a little off center and funny this holiday break, Anaconda is your best bet.
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    • • avatar-3-fire-and-ash/1 page
      • • Avatar 3: Fire and Ash (2025) Review
          Visually impressive but narratively repetitive, Avatar: Fire and Ash recycles familiar beats without recapturing the magic of Cameron's earlier chapters.
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    • • five-nights-at-freddys-2/1 page
      • • Five Nights at Freddy's 2 (2025) Review
          Five Nights at Freddy's 2 plays best for die-hard fans; for everyone else, it's a stitched-together sequel with few scares and even fewer surprises.
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    • • wicked-for-good/1 page
      • • Wicked: For Good (2025) Review
          Wicked: For Good is visually stunning and well-performed, even if it never matches the magic of the first film.
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    • • the-running-man/1 page
      • • The Running Man (2025) Review
          True to Stephen King's novel, The Running Man (2025) delivers grit and heart, but loses its pace long before the finish line.
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    • • now-you-see-me-now-you-dont/1 page
      • • Now You See Me: Now You Don't (2025) Review
          Now You See Me, Now You Don't dazzles with slick magic and fast-paced fun, even if its twists are easier to spot than ever before.
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    • • predator-badlands/1 page
      • • Predator: Badlands - Slow Hunt, Savage Finish Review
          Predator: Badlands delivers strong performances and a solid finale, but sluggish pacing and weak visuals keep this hunt from being truly killer.
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    • • chainsaw-man-the-movie-reze-arc/1 page
      • • Chainsaw Man: The Movie – Reze Arc | Sharp Humor Meets Bloody Heart Review
          Chainsaw Man: The Movie – Reze Arc slices through chaos with sharp humor, vivid animation, and unexpected heart in one of anime's most visually striking entries
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    • • the-hand-that-rocks-the-cradle/1 page
      • • The Hand That Rocks the Cradle – A Familiar Chill Reawakened Review
          Mary Elizabeth Winstead commands the screen in a smart, modern reimagining that trades 90s hysteria for grounded female-driven tension.
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    • • tron-ares/1 page
      • • Tron: Ares – Legacy Recharged for a New Generation Review
          Tron: Ares powers up the franchise with sleek visuals, pulsating music, and Jared Leto's layered performance in a thrilling return to the Grid.
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    • • rogue-one-a-star-wars-story/1 page
      • • Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016) Review
          If you take it for what it is worth, Rogue One isn’t a terrible film and it did fill in some of the holes in the plots of Episodes IV, V and VI nicely.
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    • • star-wars-episode-iv-a-new-hope/1 page
      • • Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977) Review
          In 1977 I walked out of the Mall 6 theaters (back when 6 theaters was huge) in a daze. I'd just had my 9yr-old brains blown out the back of my head: I didn't wa
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    • • firestarter/1 page
      • • Firestarter (2022) Review
          While Efron and Lemmon are decent in their roles, the highlight, as it should be, is Armstrong.
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    • • star-wars-episode-i-the-phantom-menance/1 page
      • • Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menance 3D Review
          Star Wars, no matter how anyone feels about it, its impact on the world is clear and unchangeable.
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    • • the-long-walk/1 page
      • • The Long Walk – A Haunting Human Drama Review
          The Long Walk is a gripping, emotional journey. King's story, Lawrence's vision, and a stellar cast make it exceptional filmmaking.
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    • • the-conjuring-last-rites/1 page
      • • The Conjuring: Last Rites – Final Rites, Few Frights Review
          The Conjuring: Last Rites is dull, overlong, and scareless, saved only by its cast, but failing as a worthy finale to the franchise.
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    • • deep-water/1 page
      • • Deep Water (2022) Review
          Watching Deep Water is equivalent to driving past a bad car accident. You don't want to look but you simply can’t turn away.
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    • • cocaine-bear/1 page
      • • Cocaine Bear (2023) Review
          Cocaine Bear is a unique film. I never expected to enjoy it as much as I did. Even the audience I saw it with seemed thrilled by it. This film is worth the pric
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    • • cocaine-bear/1 page
      • • Cocaine Bear (2023) Review
          Cocaine Bear is a fun time but you should check your brain at the door. Trust me, you will enjoy the movie more if you do.
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    • • star-wars-the-rise-of-skywalker/1 page
      • • Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (2019) Review
          Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker offers some interesting twists and the plot really focuses on the struggles of Rey and Ben.
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    • • non-stop/1 page
      • • Non-Stop (2014) Review
          Non-Stop Is An above average film with a good measure of suspense.
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    • • peppermint/1 page
      • • Peppermint (2018) Review
          For the average moviegoer or for fans of Jennifer Garner Peppermint doesn't go far enough to offer a worthwhile experience. I don't think we will see a sequel c
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    • • bad-boys-for-life/1 page
      • • Bad Boys For Life (2020) Review
          If you just sit back and take Bad Boys For Life for what it is, a good action-comedy sequel, you’ll find it one big exciting ride.
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    • • bad-boys-for-life/1 page
      • • Bad Boys For Life (2020) Review
          Smith and Lawrence have always had great chemistry together and this installment does nothing to dispel that fact.
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    • • 10-000-b-c/1 page
      • • 10,000 B.C. (2008) Review
          Roland Emmerich knows how to make a big film, I'll give him that. 10,000 clocks in at almost 1.3 million dollars per minute for its entire 109 minutes (this isn
    • 1966/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • 12-strong/1 page
      • • 12 Strong (2018) Review
          12 Strong kept my attention and gave me new insight into what our military was involved in overseas after 9/11.   While some will say it “glamorizes” war, it is
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    • • 1992/1 page
      • • 1992 (2024) Review
          1992 is a film everyone should see.
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    • • 2-guns/1 page
      • • 2 Guns (2013) Review
          2 Guns Is A hot summer action winner with a dream cast.
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    • • the-bad-guys/1 page
      • • The Bad Guys (2022) Review
          Based on the book series of the same name, The Bad Guys has a great deal to offer but also often falls back on predictable tropes.
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    • • the-boss-baby-family-business/1 page
      • • The Boss Baby: Family Business (2021) Review
          The vocal talent makes this movie better than it should be.
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    • • the-boy-and-the-heron/1 page
      • • The Boy and the Heron (2023) Review
          Considered to be semi-autobiographical, The Boy and The Heron, evokes strong emotions even while the viewer is left uncertain to where the adventure is taking t
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    • • demon-slayer-kimetsu-no-yaiba-infinity-castle/1 page
      • • Demon Slayer Infinity Castle Slays the Box Office and Thrills Fans Review
          Infinity Castle delivers epic battles, lush animation and music, proving anime's mainstream appeal and delighting fans.
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    • • back-to-black/1 page
      • • Back to Black (2024) Review
          Amy Winehouse was an incredible talent lost too soon to her demons.
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    • • dumb-money/1 page
      • • Dumb Money (2023) Review
          Even with all the finance jargon, Dumb Money has a lightheartedness to it and some humorous lines expertly delivered by the cast.
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    • • priscilla/1 page
      • • Priscilla (2023) Review
          Regardless of whether or not this biopic is accurate, it was uncomfortable to watch on several different levels which only adds to the annoyingly slow pace of P
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    • • 22-jump-street/1 page
      • • 22 Jump Street (2014) Review
          If you are looking for a film with deep meaning, then 22 Jump Street isn’t for you. However, if you want to get out of the heat for 2 hours this summer, have so
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    • • 50-50/1 page
      • • 50/50 (2011) Review
          When I see Seth Rogen's name listed in the cast of a film the first thing that comes to my mind is a wild comedy.  But in 50/50 Rogen adjusts his bizar
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    • • a-bad-moms-christmas/1 page
      • • A Bad Moms Christmas (2017) Review
          While not cinematic excellence, A Bad Moms Christmas is a fun, guilty pleasure and put simply – a good time.
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    • • back-in-time/1 page
      • • Back In Time (2015) Review
          Everything old is new again, so it seems.  Clinton and Bush are running for President, everyone is waiting for the release of Star Wars, and Arnold Schwarzenegg
    • 3055/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-blue-angels/1 page
      • • The Blue Angels (2024) Review
          The film crew not only got up close with the Blue Angels and the planes but also recorded in high-definition resolution that will blow your mind.
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    • • boston/1 page
      • • Boston (2017) Review
          Dunham does a wonderful job of including so much of the human interest angle into Boston, infusing it with grit and heart. His presentation and delivery hold th
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    • • boys-state/1 page
      • • Boys State (2020) Review
          Boys State takes a little time to get started but once it does it is engrossing, dynamic and well done.
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    • • closed-circuit/1 page
      • • Closed Circuit (2022) Review
          Inbar puts together a solid film that has terrific balance between interviews and camera footage.
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    • • david-foster-off-the-record/1 page
      • • David Foster: Off the Record (2020) Review
          It’s obvious from how Foster and others speak about him that he is his harshest critic and doesn’t necessarily think of himself as all that successful.
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    • • 127-hours/1 page
      • • 127 Hours (2010) Review
          What would you do when faced with a desperate situation? Would you be able to make the ultimate sacrifice to ensure your survival? These are the questions that
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    • • 1917/1 page
      • • 1917 (2019) Review
          It should come as no surprise that 1917 will win many awards this season.
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    • • 2-hearts/1 page
      • • 2 Hearts (2020) Review
          2 Hearts mourns the life that never will be while celebrating the lives saved and the unlikely miracles that occurred in March of 2008.
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    • • a-dogs-purpose/1 page
      • • A Dog's Purpose (2017) Review
          A Dog's Purpose is quietly emotional and teaches some important life lessons with humor and tears at the same time.
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    • • a-wrinkle-in-time/1 page
      • • A Wrinkle in Time (2018) Review
          With magnificent colors and costumes, A Wrinkle in Time tries to entice audiences to use their imagination.
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    • • abominable/1 page
      • • Abominable (2019) Review
          The cast is top-notch and really brings these characters to life.
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    • • 1408/1 page
      • • 1408 (2007) Review
          I was introduced to 1408 in the audio-book collection Blood and Smoke, three stories by Stephen King that vaguely, barely, relate to death and smoking ... as in
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    • • a-star-is-born/1 page
      • • A Star Is Born (2018) Review
          You should see A Star is Born... no questions asked.
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    • • cinderella/1 page
      • • Cinderella (2021) Review
          Taking a beloved classic and switching it up is always a risky move and...overall Amazon didn’t get this one quite right.
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    • • dear-evan-hansen/1 page
      • • Dear Evan Hansen (2021) Review
          The music is good and it’s worth the watch if just for Platt's singing.
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    • • dear-evan-hansen/1 page
      • • Dear Evan Hansen (2021) Review
          Perhaps with a different director at the helm, Dear Evan Hansen wouldn’t come across as lackluster as it does.
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    • • 10-cloverfield-lane/1 page
      • • 10 Cloverfield Lane (2016) Review
          10 Cloverfield Lane has a good, solid script, a great cast – with early Oscar buzz for Goodman – and enough suspense to keep audiences waiting to see what happe
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    • • 300-rise-of-an-empire/1 page
      • • 300: Rise Of An Empire (2014) Review
          300: Rise Of An Empire Is A creative sequel that explodes with excitement.
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    • • a-monster-calls/1 page
      • • A Monster Calls (2016) Review
          A Monster Calls is a can't miss movie.  It's both devastatingly real and fantastically make believe at the same time.
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    • • a-haunting-in-venice/1 page
      • • A Haunting in Venice (2023) Review
          This is Branagh's third adaptation of a Christie/Poirot novel and so far, it is his best.
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    • • a-quiet-place-day-one/1 page
      • • A Quiet Place: Day One (2024) Review
          As the third movie in a franchise, it brings something new, but how often can we watch the deafening silence before it gets old?
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    • • another-simple-favor/1 page
      • • Another Simple Favor: Glamour, Deception, and Murder in Capri Review
          Kendrick and Lively remain the strongest part of both the original and sequel, delivering standout chemistry that anchors Another Simple Favor.
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    • • the-bank-job/1 page
      • • The Bank Job (2008) Review
          A year or so ago I watched a TV show about the daylight Los Angeles bank robbery where two psychopaths, carrying AK-47's with armor-piercing ammo in giant 50-ro
    • 3105/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • blink-twice/1 page
      • • Blink Twice (2024) Review
          The location shoot in Mexico lends itself to both the opulent lifestyle and the secluded creepiness feel of a horror movie.
    • 3202/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • day-of-reckoning/1 page
      • • Day of Reckoning (2025) Review
          What starts off as your typical, mid-west, bank robbery turned standoff at the OK Corral, Day of Reckoning becomes something much deeper and thought provoking.
    • 1433/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-hateful-eight/1 page
      • • The Hateful Eight (2015) Review
          I can’t decide if Quentin Tarantino (Pulp Fiction) is incredibly brilliant or deeply disturbed; probably some combination of both.
    • 1585/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-magnificent-seven/1 page
      • • The Magnificent Seven (2016) Review
          The Magnificent Seven is an entertaining film with a mix of action, drama, and comedy.
    • 2998/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-abyss/1 page
      • • The Abyss Collector's Edition Digitial 4K UHD Review
          The Abyss is an exercise in experimental and rogue filmmaking that is perhaps one of Cameron's most well known signatures.
    • 2191/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • alita-battle-angel/1 page
      • • Alita: Battle Angel (2019) Review
          Rosa Salazar is more than believable as the innocent, wide-eyed (literally and figuratively) cyborg who eventually discovers she is a fierce warrior.
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    • • avatar/1 page
      • • Avatar (2009) Review
          It turns out you cannot count James Cameron out.  It appeared kind of telling that the trailers for the movie had to tell you who this
    • 2873/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • avatar-the-way-of-water/1 page
      • • Avatar: The Way of Water (2022) Review
          Cameron was right to wait so long to release this second Avatar film, until the technology had time to advance enough to properly portray his vision.
    • 2099/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • love-gilda/1 page
      • • Love, Gilda (2018) Review
          Love, Gilda showcases her talent and reminds us all why we fell in love with her in the first place.
    • 3211/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • wick-is-pain/1 page
      • • Wick Is Pain: How a $6 M Crisis Nearly Killed John Wick Review
          John Wick almost died on a $6M budget gap and no distributor—until Lionsgate and saved the franchise.
    • 2035/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • rbg/1 page
      • • RBG (2018) Review
          If you know little about this short in stature judicial powerhouse I suggest you spend the almost hour and forty minutes of the documentary learning who she is
    • 1810/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • despicable-me-3/1 page
      • • Despicable Me 3 (2017) Review
          Despicable Me 3 has a lot going for it yet, somehow, it just doesn’t have the same feel as the first two films and drags a little.
    • 1334/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-minions/1 page
      • • The Minions (2015) Review
          Minions -- If there is one take away from the film, it would have to be this…KING BOB!!!!!
    • 2814/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • minions-the-rise-of-gru/1 page
      • • Minions: The Rise of Gru (2022) Review
          As with everything Illumination and Minions, the animation is excellent and the characters are extremely detailed.
    • 1011/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-hangover-part-iii/1 page
      • • The Hangover Part III (2013) Review
          The Hangover Part III -- More of the same kind of comedy but with some new twists.
    • 1490/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-huntsman-winters-war/1 page
      • • The Huntsman: Winter's War (2016) Review
          The real problem with Huntsman: Winter’s War is the plot.  It’s boring and unnecessary.  I think the filmmakers are banking on the hype created by the previous
    • 938/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • identity-thief/1 page
      • • Identity Thief (2013) Review
          .'Identity Thief' - Good Acting Steals The Show In This Average Road Tripper
    • 3092/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • deadpool-and-wolverine/1 page
      • • Deadpool & Wolverine (2024) Review
          Reynolds and Jackman, real-life friends who often jest at each other, make a delightful pairing in this film.
    • 1951/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-greatest-showman/1 page
      • • The Greatest Showman (2017) Review
          From the cast to the costumes to the music, The Greatest Showman has so much to offer and with a PG rating, it’s the perfect movie to take the whole family to t
    • 943/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • beautiful-creatures/1 page
      • • Beautiful Creatures (2013) Review
          Beautiful Creatures Will Bewitch Young Audiences.
    • 1720/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • beauty-and-the-beast/1 page
      • • Beauty and the Beast (2017) Review
          The Beauty of Reality...Disney’s Beauty and the Beast
    • 1582/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • bridget-joness-baby/1 page
      • • Bridget Jones's Baby (2016) Review
          This latest installment of Bridget Jones was a long time coming, but it was worth the wait.
    • 2628/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • cruella/1 page
      • • Cruella (2021) Review
          Cruella's visuals are intricate, and intriguing inviting the audience to come inside and explore.
    • 2402/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • dolittle/1 page
      • • Dolittle (2020) Review
          Packed with comedy, action, and animation, Dolittle is a rousing good time for the whole family. Go see it.
    • 2122/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • johnny-english-strikes-again/1 page
      • • Johnny English Strikes Again (2018) Review
          No, Johnny English Strikes Again won’t win any awards but it will resonate with fans of the character and Atkinson’s shtick.
    • 2933/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • asteroid-city/1 page
      • • Asteroid City (2023) Review
          Anderson infuses his stories with numerous details that intersect somehow, even when you aren't exactly sure how.
    • 3081/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • kinds-of-kindness/1 page
      • • Kinds of Kindness (2024) Review
          Lanthimos can be hit or miss; when he's on, we get gems like The Favourite and Poor Things, but his more bizarre creations can lose the audience's interest.
    • 2862/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-menu/1 page
      • • The Menu (2022) Review
          Fiennes is perfectly cast as the moody, pompous, celebrity chef who creates masterpieces.
    • 861/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • argo/1 page
      • • Argo (2012) Review
          With Argo Ben Affleck does a great job providing another suspense filled film.
    • 3012/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • argylle/1 page
      • • Argylle (2024) Review
          Samuel L. Jackson, Bryan Cranston, and Catherine O'Hara shine in 'Argylle,' but it's Alfie, the cat, who truly steals the show.
    • 590/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • drive/1 page
      • • Drive (2011) Review
          Just to make sure that the trailer for Drive doesn't give you the wrong idea, NO, this is not a Jason Statham movie in the vein of the adrenaline pumping Transp
    • 2411/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • downhilll/1 page
      • • Downhilll (2020) Review
          I can’t recommend this film. It’s a poor copy of an original, and we all know what that looks like. Pass.
    • 3205/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • thunderbolts/1 page
      • • Thunderbolts Review: Marvel's Misfits Assemble With Mixed Results*
          Thunderbolts* is Marvel's version of group therapy—with superpowers, sarcasm, and questionable teamwork.
    • 1550/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • petes-dragon/1 page
      • • Pete's Dragon (2016) Review
          Pete's Dragon itself is dark, depressing and not suitable for its intended audience –families with young children.
    • 1178/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • draft-day/1 page
      • • Draft Day (2014) Review
          Draft Day Is A pressure packed film for those who love football.
    • 1175/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • captain-america-the-winter-soldier/1 page
      • • Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014) Review
          Captain America: The Winter Soldier Is More of a compelling film than a sci-fi thriller and that’s a good thing.
    • 1172/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-grand-budapest-hotel/1 page
      • • The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014) Review
          The Grand Budapest Hotel Is A dashing adventure that captivates and delivers.
    • 1169/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • divergent/1 page
      • • Divergent (2014) Review
          Divergent Is A good young adult film, but may fizzle after a few weeks.
    • 1168/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • need-for-speed/1 page
      • • Need For Speed (2014) Review
          Need For Speed Is A very exciting film that explodes on the screen.
    • 1160/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • 3-days-to-kill/1 page
      • • 3 Days to Kill (2014) Review
          3 Days To Kill Is An action thriller from opening to finale with a little comedy in between.
    • 1155/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • winters-tale/1 page
      • • Winter's Tale (2014) Review
          Winter's Tale Is Not the romancer expected.
    • 1152/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-monuments-men/1 page
      • • The Monuments Men (2014) Review
          Monuments Men Is For WWII history buffs and grade school students who need to know.
    • 1174/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • 47-ronin/1 page
      • • 47 Ronin (2013) Review
          “47 Ronin” is inert, painfully so, aching to come alive as a swirling, slicing samurai epic that deals confidently with displays of renewed nobility and spiritu
    • 1516/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • finding-dory/1 page
      • • Finding Dory (2016) Review
          Finding Dory is obviously one of this summer’s animated blockbusters and Disney/Pixar are counting on our love of the original film to draw audiences to the mov
    • 759/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • madagascar-3-europes-most-wanted/1 page
      • • Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted (2012) Review
          Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted Is A very funny film with a lot of comedic energy.
    • 2876/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • whitney-houston-i-wanna-dance-with-somebody/1 page
      • • Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance with Somebody (2022) Review
          ”I Wanna Dance With Somebody” is not a must-see film, even though it tries hard to be. I only wish the film was as good as Whitney was, unfortunately, it’s not.
    • 2823/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • emily-the-criminal/1 page
      • • Emily The Criminal (2022) Review
          You should just sit back and take in “EMILY THE CRIMINAL.” You’ll find it one big exciting ride from start to finish.
    • 2795/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • downton-abbey-a-new-era/1 page
      • • Downton Abbey: A New Era (2022) Review
          Downton Abbey: A New Era is simply a great film experience that lives up to the best of the original series. See it on the big screen or you’ll miss the sweep o
    • 2786/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • memory/1 page
      • • Memory (2022) Review
          Like the main character, your “Memory” will forget this film the second you leave the theater.
    • 2751/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • blacklight/1 page
      • • Blacklight (2022) Review
          If you just sit back and take BLACKLIGHT for what it is, a run-of-the-mill action flick, you’ll find it a short diversion.
    • 2609/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • mortal-kombat/1 page
      • • Mortal Kombat (2021) Review
          Fans of the video game will find much to love about Mortal Kombat including the various fight sequences showcasing copious amounts of blood and gore.
    • 1349/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • fantastic-four/1 page
      • • Fantastic Four (2015) Review
          Simply stated, Fantastic Four is the best comic book movie of 2015. In a year that brought us very dull offerings from the Marvel/Disney cinematic universe, thi
    • 834/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • dredd/1 page
      • • Dredd (2012) Review
          Back in the 90's a movie was made called Judge Dredd. Based off the UK comic of the same name, it starred Sylvester Stallone as the title character. But tha
    • 686/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-vow/1 page
      • • The Vow (2012) Review
          Very few men will admit this, but we do have a romantic side. When it comes to cinema there are few films that men will lower themselves to watch because they a
    • 2370/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • midway/1 page
      • • Midway (2019) Review
          MIDWAY is simply a great film experience. See it on the big screen or you’ll miss the sweep of its effects and 1940’s period grandeur.
    • 516/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • thor/1 page
      • • Thor (2011) Review
          First there was Iron Man, then the Hulk; soon there will be Captain America but first comes the mighty Thor. That is the latest in the wave of comic book movies
    • 1113/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • thor-the-dark-world/1 page
      • • Thor: The Dark World (2013) Review
          Now that we're firmly into Phase Two of Marvel's plan for total cinema domination, the titles are coming thick and fast.The next Captain America (Captain Americ
    • 2131/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • nobodys-fool/1 page
      • • Nobody's Fool (2018) Review
          Perry knows his audience and plays to them throughout. He is  "Nobody’s Fool" and he knows what packs them into theaters.
    • 1726/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • power-rangers/1 page
      • • Power Rangers (2017) Review
          People who were kids of the 90s will rush to the theater for the nostalgia of one of their favorite television shows...for many others who didn’t grow up with i
    • 625/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • j-edgar/1 page
      • • J. Edgar (2011) Review
          The interesting and historical J. Edgar has reached local movie theatres with very good performances by Leonardo DiCaprio, Naomi Watts and Judi Dench.  The
    • 2754/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • uncharted/1 page
      • • Uncharted (2022) Review
          While based on the beloved video game, the movie also borrows heavily from some other well-known films.
    • 726/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-raid-redemption/1 page
      • • The Raid: Redemption (2012) Review
          The Raid: Redemption Is A film for adrenaline seekers and the curious.
    • 2620/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • army-of-the-dead/1 page
      • • Army of The Dead (2021) Review
          Army of the Dead is a decent movie in the action / horror categories, with the emphasis on the former.
    • 2820/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • bullet-train/1 page
      • • Bullet Train (2022) Review
          Bullet Train is one ride you want to hop on and take it all the way to the end of the line. You won’t be disappointed.
    • 293/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • sunshine/1 page
      • • Sunshine (2007) Review
          Sunshine is a British science fiction film showing the sun is starting to die.  A team of astronauts is sent with a massive bomb to try to reignite it. For
    • 1041/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-wolverine/1 page
      • • The Wolverine (2013) Review
          The Wolverine Is A slicing story that needs an edit and a more innovative ending.
    • 880/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • skyfall/1 page
      • • Skyfall (2012) Review
          or the past fifty years, one name has been synonymous with the action movie: James Bond. Fifty years in one profession, spanning 22 feature films, and you would
    • 2791/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • top-gun-maverick/1 page
      • • Top Gun: Maverick (2022) Review
          Much like Ethan Hunt in the Mission: Impossible movies, Cruise embodies the character of Maverick with all his bravado, insecurities and skeletons.
    • 3005/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-bricklayer/1 page
      • • The Bricklayer (2024) Review
          Harlin is no stranger to action films having directed Die Hard 2, Cliffhanger, Deep Blue Sea, etc., and it is a genre in which he excels.
    • 487/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • battle-los-angeles/1 page
      • • Battle: Los Angeles (2011) Review
          Every couple of years, the stars align and two large Hollywood studios end up releasing similar films within a year.  In the past, it has been volcanos --
    • 103/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-dark-knight/1 page
      • • The Dark Knight (2008) Review
          What the #!@#@$, Chris Nolan. You introduce a main villain from the Batman mythos 3/4ths of the way through your movie, give him 3 or 4 "choices" to make (somet
    • 1468/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • london-has-fallen/1 page
      • • London Has Fallen (2016) Review
          Reprising his role as Banning, Butler was a strong casting choice in the first film, and he continues his tough guy, “take no prisoners” persona in this one as
    • 744/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-dictator/1 page
      • • The Dictator (2012) Review
          The Dictator Is A nutty comedic film that entertains at an adult level.
    • 1295/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • exodus-gods-and-kings/1 page
      • • Exodus: Gods and Kings (2014) Review
          Sadly, the cast, scenery and extras can’t save this film or Director Scott. This was indeed a bold project that unfortunately falls short of the past versions.
    • 638/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • hugo/1 page
      • • Hugo (2011) Review
          Director Martin Scorsese takes his audience on a magical ride through a Paris train station in the adventurous tale Hugo. Graced with an amazing cast that makes
    • 1000/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • iron-man-3/1 page
      • • Iron Man 3 (2013) Review
          Mega-wealthy playboy philanthropist Tony Stark makes a welcome return to the big screen, for the third and possibly final Iron Man movie to star Robert Downey J
    • 3112/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-killers-game/1 page
      • • The Killer's Game (2024) Review
          Is The Killer's Game fun? Yes. Is it cute? Yes. Is it a movie we NEED? Not by a long shot.
    • 2656/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • old/1 page
      • • Old (2021) Review
          After watching his films, one has to wonder what warped ideas live inside Shyamalan’s brain.
    • 3250/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • caught-stealing/1 page
      • • Caught Stealing Review: Blood, Bad Luck, and Bud the Cat
          Aronofsky delivers a gritty, blood-soaked tale where Austin Butler shines as Hank, caught in chaos after one favor changes everything.
    • 2729/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • nightmare-alley/1 page
      • • Nightmare Alley (2021) Review
          Visually stunning and way better than a lot of the sub-par films out there!
    • 1648/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • collateral-beauty/1 page
      • • Collateral Beauty (2016) Review
          The story makes you think and reassess your goals and values while taking you on an emotional journey with Will Smith.
    • 1548/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • florence-foster-jenkins/1 page
      • • Florence Foster Jenkins (2016) Review
          Simon Helberg is masterful at displaying emotion without saying a word and stands toe to toe with these screen giants in every scene.
    • 1274/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • into-the-woods/1 page
      • • Into The Woods (2014) Review
          Overall, a great way to spend a Christmas day with the family and certainly worth the price of admission.
    • 290/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • alice-in-wonderland/1 page
      • • Alice In Wonderland (2010) Review
          Words alone cannot express how amazing this film is, the only way to truly appreciate it is to treat yourself and see it yourself in theaters this weekend.
    • 1506/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • alice-through-the-looking-glass/1 page
      • • Alice Through the Looking Glass (2016) Review
          The biggest problem with Alice Through the Looking Glass is it tries too hard and falls short.
    • 783/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-dark-knight-rises/1 page
      • • The Dark Knight Rises (2012) Review
          The Best Batman (The Dark Knight) Got Better with Dark Knight Rises.
    • 2627/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • a-quiet-place-part-ii/1 page
      • • A Quiet Place Part II (2021) Review
          Fans will be pleased to learn this second installment is every bit as good, if not better, as its predecessor.
    • 59/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • charlie-wilsons-war/1 page
      • • Charlie Wilson's War (2007) Review
          It's fashionable today to talk about how "we" created the Taliban--our own present-day Frankenstein-Monster come back to haunt us. It's less common to
    • 1197/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • edge-of-tomorrow/1 page
      • • Edge Of Tomorrow (2014) Review
          With its imaginative, well-paced story and visual effects, as well as the best performance Tom Cruise has given in recent years, Edge of Tomorrow will not leave
    • 3047/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-fall-guy/1 page
      • • The Fall Guy (2024) Review
          From Blunt to Gosling and drama to action and romance, The Fall Guy has it all.
    • 735/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-five-year-engagement/1 page
      • • The Five-Year Engagement (2012) Review
          The Five-Year Engagment Is a good comedy that keeps it real.
    • 2143/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • a-private-war/1 page
      • • A Private War (2018) Review
          A Private War is haunting but does the life of Marie Colvin justice.  It couldn’t have been easy but it was an important life and the film pays homage to the br
    • 385/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • easy-a/1 page
      • • Easy A (2010) Review
          In the spirit of such films as Sixteen Candles, Can't Buy Me Love, 10 Things I Hate About You, and 13 Going on 30, Screen Gems releases Easy A, starring Emma St
    • 2712/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • belfast/1 page
      • • Belfast (2021) Review
          As it should be with this story, the focus is on Buddy and Hill, despite a lack of professional experience, rises to the challenge.
    • 1296/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • cinderella/1 page
      • • Cinderella (2015) Review
          Cinderella is family friendly fare that is worth the price of admission.
    • 2749/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • death-on-the-nile/1 page
      • • Death On The Nile (2022) Review
          While slightly better than 2017’s Murder on the Orient Express, Branagh needs to stop directing the film adaptation of Christie’s novel and instead needs to foc
    • 1826/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • dunkirk/1 page
      • • Dunkirk (2017) Review
          Hans Zimmer’s score also added an additional element to the overall feel of Dunkirk and helped build the suspense and momentum throughout. The cinematography wa
    • 1145/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • jack-ryan-shadow-recruit/1 page
      • • Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit (2014) Review
          Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit With A better script could have made the film a lot better.
    • 3109/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • beetlejuice-beetlejuice/1 page
      • • Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (2024) Review
          Despite a stellar cast led by Michael Keaton and Wynona Ryder, the sequel falls flat, failing to recapture the charm and originality of the 1988 classic.
    • 324/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • iron-man-2/1 page
      • • Iron Man 2 (2010) Review
          Iron Man 2 was a bit of a hard sell. I very much liked the first one, but what I liked about it was the general sense of joy that Downey brought to the role. In
    • 2173/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • on-the-basis-of-sex/1 page
      • • On The Basis of Sex (2018) Review
          Felicity Jones is excellent as the small-statured spitfire that took on numerous males all the way up to the Supreme Court.
    • 2636/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • infinite/1 page
      • • Infinite (2021) Review
          While the film had an interesting premise, a strong cast and a seasoned director, the plot was difficult to follow which confused me quite a bit.
    • 975/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • olympus-has-fallen/1 page
      • • Olympus Has Fallen (2013) Review
          Olympus Has Fallen - One of the best action films this year
    • 482/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • rango/1 page
      • • Rango (2011) Review
          Pirates of the Caribbean's director, Gore Verbinski (The Ring), has re-teamed with Johnny Depp (Alice in Wonderland, From Hell), and some other of his pirat
    • 1416/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • spectre/1 page
      • • Spectre (2015) Review
          Although Skyfall was always going to be a tough act to follow, Spectre does manage to hold its own, and it seems to tie in the previous three films that feature
    • 62/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • sweeney-todd-the-demon-barber-of-fleet-street/1 page
      • • Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007) Review
          When most people hear "Sweeny Todd" they know very little: Some know it was a Broadway play/musical, and maybe they remember in the film "Jersey
    • 2671/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • candyman/1 page
      • • Candyman (2021) Review
          As a horror movie, Candyman is ok... As a thriller / drama it is outstanding.
    • 2999/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-color-purple/1 page
      • • The Color Purple (2023) Review
          Barrino certainly has the singing chops to star in a musical movie, but she also does a pretty good job acting in this extremely emotional role.
    • 3019/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • drive-away-dolls/1 page
      • • Drive-Away Dolls (2024) Review
          Drive Away Dolls is not for everyone and will likely become a cult classic with a niche audience.
    • 2557/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • ma-raineys-black-bottom/1 page
      • • Ma Rainey's Black Bottom (2020) Review
          Davis is simply wonderful in her portrayal of the talented and hard as nails Rainey.
    • 1475/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • allegiant/1 page
      • • Allegiant (2016) Review
          Allegiant is beginning to suffer the same fate as another recent book trilogy turned movie series, in that it has lost some of the original appeal and has gotte
    • 608/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • footloose/1 page
      • • Footloose (2011) Review
          Back in 1984, a small film, featuring Kevin Bacon, emerged on the silver screen – it was entitled, Footloose. The film went on to have moderate box office
    • 1908/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • only-the-brave/1 page
      • • Only The Brave (2017) Review
          Sufficed to say Only The Brave is a real tearjerker of a film and the memories will haunt the viewer for a while afterward as the film stays with you long after
    • 2846/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • hellraiser/1 page
      • • Hellraiser (2022) Review
          The story of Hellraiser is interesting if not completely fully formed, while the production value and effects are stunning even in the most gruesome ways.
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    • • sitting-in-bars-with-cake/1 page
      • • Sitting in Bars With Cake (2023) Review
          Shahadi and A'zion are part of what makes this movie better than it should be. These actresses embody their characters and have such a presence and chemistry t
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    • • ratatouille/1 page
      • • Ratatouille (2007) Review
          First off let me preface this review by saying I am not the biggest fan of Pixar. I feel that that previous story lines have been weak. Even though Pixar's movi
    • 2909/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • evil-dead-rise/1 page
      • • Evil Dead Rise (2023) Review
          As a stand-alone horror movie, Evil Dead Rise is a strong entry into the annals of horror film history, but as part of the Ash Williams world, it isn't even the
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    • • cherry/1 page
      • • Cherry (2021) Review
          Holland sheds his boyish Peter Parker charm for Cherry and it pays off…
    • 2089/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • kin/1 page
      • • Kin (2018) Review
          James Franco is excellent as the stereotypical sleazy dirtbag.  As an actor, he is a chameleon who always delivers on screen.
    • 2962/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • a-million-miles-away/1 page
      • • A Million Miles Away (2023) Review
          If you need a feel good story, let me recommend A Million Miles Away. Peña and Salazar definitely make it worth the ride.
    • 2881/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • m3gan/1 page
      • • M3GAN (2023) Review
          Williams has a presence about her that makes her convincing as a robotics genius while still making her not come across as a “Tech Nerd”.
    • 3118/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-substance/1 page
      • • The Substance (2024) Review
          The Substance's Moore and Qualley are excellent as essentially two halves of a whole and command the screen each second they are on it.
    • 399/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • my-soul-to-take/1 page
      • • My Soul to Take (2010) Review
          After having a five-year hiatus from directing the Master of Horror, Wes Craven is back this fall with his latest film, My Soul To Take.My Soul To Take takes pl
    • 2752/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • marry-me/1 page
      • • Marry Me (2022) Review
          Marry Me checks off all the boxes of a traditional romcom, which if you like the genre, you will probably enjoy this movie.
    • 1963/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-commuter/1 page
      • • The Commuter (2018) Review
          You’ll be engrossed for much of the film but in the end, you’ll probably walk out thinking, "what was all that build up for?"
    • 2916/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-little-mermaid/1 page
      • • The Little Mermaid (2023) Review
          Marshall, known for big, theatrical numbers, brings that same enthusiasm to this project.
    • 3187/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • black-bag/1 page
      • • Black Bag (2025) Review
          Well written, expertly shot, and beautifully acted, Black Bag is unlike anything we have seen before — or at least for the last few decades.
    • 1478/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • my-big-fat-greek-wedding-2/1 page
      • • My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 (2016) Review
          Part of what makes My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 so much fun is the cast.  From Vardalos to Corbett and Constantine, Kazan, and every one in between, the comedic t
    • 2842/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • hocus-pocus-2/1 page
      • • Hocus Pocus 2 (2022) Review
          Midler, Parker, and Najimy have a chemistry that helps make their characters feel authentic.
    • 1460/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • how-to-be-single/1 page
      • • How To Be Single (2016) Review
          If you do decide to see How to Be Single, don’t expect much. It isn’t very funny.  Johnson plays almost the same character as she did in Fifty Shades of Grey wh
    • 2195/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • isnt-it-romantic/1 page
      • • Isn't It Romantic (2019) Review
          Isn't It Romantic does offer a terrific message about loving oneself before anyone or anything else and finding one’s self-worth and Wilson delivers it in the n
    • 175/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • monsters-vs-aliens/1 page
      • • Monsters vs. Aliens (2009) Review
          Animated movies are assembled out of some basic component parts.  There are the adult-demographic jokes -- designed to play to the parents; there are the s
    • 3102/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • despicable-me-4/1 page
      • • Despicable Me 4 (2024) Review
          Despicable Me 4, the fourth in the series plus two Minion films, lacks in plot, but its intended audience likely won't mind.
    • 727/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-three-stooges/1 page
      • • The Three Stooges (2012) Review
          The Three Stooges Is A very hilarious good time.
    • 493/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • paul/1 page
      • • Paul (2011) Review
          Paul is a somewhat offbeat comedy about a laid back alien who enlists the help of two enthusiastic geeky fan boys so he can return home. Sound familiar? It shou
    • 1328/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • ted-2/1 page
      • • Ted 2 (2015) Review
          I give TED 2 four and a half bongs out of five!
    • 3031/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • ghostbusters-frozen-empire/1 page
      • • Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire (2024) Review
          Fun, but fails to capture the magic of the originals. A mixed bag for Ghostbusters fans.
    • 416/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • due-date/1 page
      • • Due Date (2010) Review
          The team that brought you The Hangover is back this holiday season to give you another hilarious comedy, but entitled Due Date this time. Due Date tells the sto
    • 895/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • hit-and-run/1 page
      • • Hit and Run (2012) Review
          The motor sounds are real. Writer/director/star Dax Shepard (Parenthood, When in Rome) provided many.
    • 585/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • warrior/1 page
      • • Warrior (2011) Review
          I watched befuddled, backtracking Paddy Conlon (Nick Nolte, 48 Hrs, Mother Night) working desperately, unselfconsciously to insinuate himself back into his son&
    • 558/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • cowboys-and-aliens/1 page
      • • Cowboys & Aliens (2011) Review
          Strap your six-gun to your waist, tie the string around your leg and ride over to see the movie Cowboys & Aliens a rip snorting account of a universe invasi
    • 1794/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-mummy/1 page
      • • The Mummy (2017) Review
          Dark is definitely the descriptive term I would use for The Mummy, as it is much less fun and campy than the 1999 version
    • 775/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • people-like-us/1 page
      • • People Like Us (2012) Review
          "People Like Us" is the story of two siblings' responses to their father's death. The first five minutes add up to a well crafted charact
    • 1357/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • hitman-agent-47/1 page
      • • Hitman: Agent 47 (2015) Review
          When Hitman: Agent 47 fails at the box office, one could, and will, argue the case that Hitman: Agent 47 didn’t fair well because R rated films have fallen out
    • 2794/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • chip-n-dale-rescue-rangers/1 page
      • • Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers (2022) Review
          It is as if Gregor and Mand wanted to see how many Easter eggs they could squeeze into 90 minutes…
    • 1061/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • closed-circuit/1 page
      • • Closed Circuit (2013) Review
          A nicely acted crime story with some cool twists.
    • 1450/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-finest-hours/1 page
      • • The Finest Hours (2016) Review
          I also had flashbacks a few times to a similar film, The Perfect Storm, as I watched the small ship battle to crest the waves barreling down upon them.
    • 1141/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • lone-survivor/1 page
      • • Lone Survivor (2014) Review
          An exceptional film that shows the sacrifice, teamwork, heroism and brotherhood of our men in combat.
    • 2838/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • dont-worry-darling/1 page
      • • Don't Worry Darling (2022) Review
          Pugh is a master at her craft and she can adapt to any role thrown her way.
    • 1549/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • hell-or-high-water/1 page
      • • Hell or High Water (2016) Review
          I’m not sure Jeff Bridges makes a bad film anymore, but if he does, he is usually the bright spot. True to form, he plays his character well.
    • 1264/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • horrible-bosses-2/1 page
      • • Horrible Bosses 2 (2014) Review
          After word of mouth gets around on Horrible Bosses 2, it will probably be compared right next to The Hangover Part II which didn’t live up to the original eithe
    • 654/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-adventures-of-tintin/1 page
      • • The Adventures of Tintin (2011) Review
          Making the most of the animation called performance capture Steven Spielberg creates a wonderful kid adventure with The Adventures of Tintin.  The veritabl
    • 2743/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-ice-age-adventures-of-buck-wild/1 page
      • • The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild (2022) Review
          The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild has a target audience and, for them at least, it hits its mark.
    • 2941/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • mission-impossible-dead-reckoning/1 page
      • • Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning (2023) Review
          Almost three hours fly by in what seems like 90-100 minutes and as the credits roll, the audience leaves the theater wanting more (luckily, part two will be rel
    • 575/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • fright-night/1 page
      • • Fright Night (2011) Review
          The scary, seething, suspenseful, gory, horror filled Fright Night left me turning my head on my way to the car following the showing.  It's a frightening
    • 193/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • terminator-salvation/1 page
      • • Terminator Salvation (2009) Review
          Since 1984, the Terminator franchise has teased us about the war in the future, the war after Judgment Day.  Now in 2009, McG and Warner Bros bring that wa
    • 2767/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-adam-project/1 page
      • • The Adam Project (2022) Review
          On the surface, The Adam Project is simply a sci-fi thriller with a strong cast, but underneath the top layer, there are other messages about grief, deception,
    • 2847/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • amsterdam/1 page
      • • Amsterdam (2022) Review
          Robbie is incredibly talented and so strikingly beautiful that she dominates every scene she is in, even to the point of eclipsing the equally talented and beau
    • 2244/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • avengers-endgame/1 page
      • • Avengers: Endgame (2019) Review
          Avengers: Endgame doesn’t disappoint.  There is so much to absorb that one sitting isn’t enough.
    • 1248/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • book-of-life/1 page
      • • Book of Life (2014) Review
          The Book of life isn't up to par with some of the more recent animated offerings but it is a fun little film.
    • 578/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • colombiana/1 page
      • • Colombiana (2011) Review
          To say this is your run-of-the-mill action film is an understatement. It does boast some extraordinary sequences involving Zoe Saldana.
    • 9/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • harold-and-kumar-go-to-white-castle/1 page
      • • Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle (2004) Review
          If you have ever been to a White Castle restaurant you know the aroma of the small square burger patties, topped with grilled onions and a warm chewy pickle sol
    • 357/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • dinner-for-schmucks/1 page
      • • Dinner For Schmucks (2010) Review
          Where should we place him on the Michael Scott axis?  It is the first question brought to our minds by the appearance of by now quite typecast Steve Carell
    • 1939/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-post/1 page
      • • The Post (2017) Review
          Question: What do you get when you put Streep and Tom Hanks together with Director Steven Spielberg? Answer: A movie making a “dream team” of course.
    • 454/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-dilemma/1 page
      • • The Dilemma (2011) Review
          The Dilemma is a film about two friends, one of whom happens to over see the others wife cheating with another man. Now he is caught between doing the right thi
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    • • frankenweenie/1 page
      • • Frankenweenie (2012) Review
          Frakenweenie Is A cool take on a horror favorite.
    • 869/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • alex-cross/1 page
      • • Alex Cross (2012) Review
          Alex Cross Is A lackluster detective story.
    • 574/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • conan-the-barbarian/1 page
      • • Conan The Barbarian (2011) Review
          Hollywood has a way of reinventing things by rejuvenating characters and bringing them up to date with all the bells and whistles necessary to make it ‘fr
    • 223/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • g-i-joe-the-rise-of-cobra/1 page
      • • G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra (2009) Review
          I had been worried about this film ever since reading in the trades about how early word of mouth was horrible, and that Paramount had put an embargo on pre-rel
    • 1383/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • avengers-age-of-ultron/1 page
      • • Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015) Review
          Sadly Avengers: Age of Ultron doesn’t live up to the original film, but for Marvel fans it is a solid effort with some good action sequences.  Watching it in Di
    • 1309/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • avengers-age-of-ultron/1 page
      • • Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015) Review
          The studio to finally take stock and possibly figure out that Marvel worked a lot better when it was the director making the decisions for the creative path of
    • 1276/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • blackhat/1 page
      • • Blackhat (2015) Review
          One can only shake their head and hope Michael Mann just had a bad year filming Blackhat and he will go back to creating amazing films in the future, because th
    • 702/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-cabin-in-the-woods/1 page
      • • The Cabin In The Woods (2012) Review
          Much like homage to the classic Evil Dead, Cabin in the Woods is best explained as their own tagline describes: People go to a cabin in the woods.  Bad thi
    • 182/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • crank-2-high-voltage/1 page
      • • Crank 2: High Voltage (2009) Review
          A budding action star, Jason Statham, stared as Chev Chelios in a low budget film entitled Crank in 2006.   Set in a surreal world that basically was
    • 2707/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • last-night-in-soho/1 page
      • • Last Night in Soho (2021) Review
          McKenzie and Taylor-Joy are the fantastic women who drive this film and their performances are wondrous to behold.
    • 1153/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • robocop/1 page
      • • Robocop (2014) Review
          RoboCop Is A Disaster.
    • 466/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • gnomeo-and-juliet/1 page
      • • Gnomeo & Juliet (2011) Review
          This timeless classic Romeo and Juliet has been told time and time again in various forms throughout the ages; however, on February 11, 2011, Touchstone picture
    • 339/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-a-team/1 page
      • • The A-Team (2010) Review
          When I heard Hollywood was once again plundering my childhood memories with a movie revival of an old TV show, I thought "you can have it". I was mild
    • 349/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • despicable-me/1 page
      • • Despicable Me (2010) Review
          According to voice actor, Steve Carell (The Office) Gru sounds like a cross between Ricardo Montalban and Bela Lugosi.  He is a bald-headed, pointed-nosed
    • 334/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-karate-kid/1 page
      • • The Karate Kid (2010) Review
          The Karate Kid of 1984, featuring Pat Morita and Ralph Macchio, on which this remake is based, is a classic coming of age story, despite the principals' lack of
    • 328/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • shrek-forever-after/1 page
      • • Shrek Forever After (2010) Review
          The fourth, and at this point, I would hope the final chapter in the Shrek saga gives us Shrek Forever After. Shrek is the CGI Ogre from Dreamworks who original
    • 308/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • how-to-train-your-dragon/1 page
      • • How To Train Your Dragon (2010) Review
          The trailers for How To Train Your Dragon present a story to us that are easily grasped -- there is a Viking outpost that is beset by dragons. A very un-Viking
    • 2719/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • encanto/1 page
      • • Encanto (2021) Review
          The fluid lines of the animation flow like a winding river offering calmness even in scenes where chaos reigns.
    • 2982/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-marvels/1 page
      • • The Marvels (2023) Review
          Despite impressive stunt choreography in 'The Marvels', the film grapples with significant shortcomings that stunt work alone cannot overshadow.
    • 2700/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • halloween-kills/1 page
      • • Halloween Kills (2021) Review
          Green, along with writer Scott Teems (That Evening Sun) do a wonderful job of mixing the past with the present to remind movie goers of where the franchise star
    • 2699/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-last-duel/1 page
      • • The Last Duel (2021) Review
          Director Ridley Scott (Alien) utilizes his trademark visual style to bring medieval France to the audience and make them feel as if they were transported there
    • 2603/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • godzilla-vs-kong/1 page
      • • Godzilla vs Kong (2021) Review
          The special effect and fight scenes are well done, which will probably make any true Kong and/or Godzilla fan happy.
    • 2946/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • haunted-mansion/1 page
      • • Haunted Mansion (2023) Review
          If you love the Disney attraction, you won't be disappointed by this new take on the Haunted Mansion's theme.
    • 2598/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • nobody/1 page
      • • Nobody (2021) Review
          While Nobody isn’t a comedy per se, it has a few very funny moments, most of them courtesy of Hutch’s father, David (Christopher Lloyd, Back to the Future Trilo
    • 2704/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-french-dispatch/1 page
      • • The French Dispatch (2021) Review
          Anderson is known to assemble incredible casts for his films and The French Dispatch is no exception.
    • 2646/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • black-widow/1 page
      • • Black Widow (2021) Review
          Ultimately the strength of the movie is not in the plot or the script but the actors.
    • 2579/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-mauritanian/1 page
      • • The Mauritanian (2021) Review
          The star of this movie and the one who is a stand-out amongst these fine actors is Rahim.
    • 2434/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • trolls-world-tour/1 page
      • • Trolls World Tour (2020) Review
          If you have kids, get Trolls World Tour and watch them dance their little butts off to the timing of the music. You won’t regret it.
    • 1711/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • get-out/1 page
      • • Get Out (2017) Review
          Peele has a solid script and a knack for storytelling in an appealing way which makes Get Out is more enjoyable than many of the other suspense/thriller/horror
    • 1847/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-hitmans-bodyguard/1 page
      • • The Hitman's Bodyguard (2017) Review
          While The Hitman’s Bodyguard may not be a complete bullseye, it is entertaining and has a solid cast.  Reynold’s and Jackson were great choices and I certainly
    • 1658/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • jackie/1 page
      • • Jackie (2016) Review
          Natalie Portman is good as Mrs. Kennedy but she seems to get in her own way.
    • 2670/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • shang-chi-and-the-legend-of-the-ten-rings/1 page
      • • Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (2021) Review
          Much better than I anticipated, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings gives us the flavor of the MCU while changing up the dish some with new and exotic spi
    • 2868/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • violent-night/1 page
      • • Violent Night (2022) Review
          Violent Night combines humor, blood, guns, and a Christmas miracle or two and wraps them all up with a neat and shiny bow.
    • 636/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-muppets/1 page
      • • The Muppets (2011) Review
          Those adorable, crazy Muppets from the late Jim Henson are back on the silver screen this November with their latest film simply entitled, The Muppets.The story
    • 800/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • diary-of-a-wimpy-kid-dog-days/1 page
      • • Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days (2012) Review
          Diary of a Wimpy Kid: A- for the kids, C+ for the adults!
    • 2375/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • frozen-ii/1 page
      • • Frozen II (2019) Review
          The animation is incredible. Probably some of the best I have ever seen.
    • 3127/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • smile-2/1 page
      • • Smile 2 (2024) Review
          Smile 2 has a few less-than-stellar moments but continues the tradition set in the first film and based on the ending, a third film is most probably going to ha
    • 295/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • apocalypto/1 page
      • • Apocalypto (2006) Review
          I have to admit I was a bit suspicious of this from the start. In fact, I do respect the making of The Passion of Christ. It's a powerful story, and Gibson&
    • 3256/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-strangers-chapter-2/1 page
      • • The Strangers: Chapter 2 – Terror Fades, Questions Remain Review
          The Strangers: Chapter 2 delivers tension and a strong lead in Petsch, but with a thin plot and few scares, it feels more like filler than a full sequel.
    • 3186/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-day-the-earth-blew-up-a-looney-tunes-movie/1 page
      • • The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie (2025) Review
          The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie is cute, funny, sweet with excellent voice talent and production values.
    • 505/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • scream-4/1 page
      • • Scream 4 (2011) Review
          Scream 4 brings does the job it sets out to do, which is tell a frightening, funny and suspenseful film that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats until th
    • 2740/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • scream/1 page
      • • Scream (2022) Review
          Scream has always been a cut above the cookie cutter slasher movies and even as the fifth movie is released, this fact has not changed.
    • 1967/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • den-of-thieves/1 page
      • • Den of Thieves (2018) Review
          Den of Thieves manages to put the audience at the center of the action in a very real and intimate experience. The quality of filmmaking and performances puts D
    • 3213/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • mission-impossible-the-final-reckoning/1 page
      • • Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning Delivers a Wild Ride Review
          Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning lands mid-pack in the franchise, delivering thrills but not quite matching the series' strongest entries.
    • 3220/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • ballerina/1 page
      • • Ballerina (2025) – A Fierce New Chapter in the John Wick Universe Review
          Despite a few flaws, Ballerina is a strong entry in the John Wick universe that fans of the franchise are likely to enjoy.
    • 3218/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • karate-kid-legends/1 page
      • • Karate Kid: Legends – Nostalgia, Action, and Generational Fun Review
          Signature Kung Fu and Karate action sequences are a highlight in Karate Kid: Legends, with Ben Wang and the stunt team delivering on every level.
    • 3215/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • lilo-and-stitch/1 page
      • • Lilo and Stitch Review: Disney's Live Action Remake Brings Ohana To Life
          Lilo and Stitch isn't Disney's best live-action remake, but it's definitely not the worst.
    • 873/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • cloud-atlas/1 page
      • • Cloud Atlas (2012) Review
          Cloud Atlas's Complexity of the film impairs its entertainment value.
    • 3244/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • nobody-2/1 page
      • • Nobody 2: Blood, Laughs, and Late-Night Mayhem Review
          Bob Odenkirk's Hutch takes his family vacation into chaos as Lendina looms—violence, dark humor, and 87North stuntwork power this sequel.
    • 2585/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • tom-and-jerry/1 page
      • • Tom & Jerry (2021) Review
          As a family-friendly movie, it gets high marks for making the plot fun for younger audiences while throwing in some private jokes for their parents.
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    • • star-wars-episode-iii-revenge-of-the-sith/1 page
      • • Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith (2005) Review
          Duality. Good vs. Evil. Light vs. Dark. What series of films better exemplifies these themes than George Lucas’ iconic Star Wars? From the moment the infa
    • 2534/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • lego-star-wars-holiday-special/1 page
      • • LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special (2020) Review
          If you enjoy the Star Wars franchise, you definitely need to watch this special, even if you only watch it once.
    • 1128/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-hobbit-the-desolation-of-smaug/1 page
      • • The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug (2013) Review
          Peter Jackson once again has shaken his magic staff and brought middle earth to life yet again.
    • 2594/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • zack-snyders-justice-league/1 page
      • • Zack Snyder's Justice League (2021) Review
          Justice League Scorecard: Snyder 1; Whedon 0
    • 2938/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • ruby-gillman-teenage-kraken/1 page
      • • Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken (2023) Review
          Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken has a few things going for it. First, the vocal talent of the cast, especially the females, is great.
    • 1931/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • leap/1 page
      • • Leap! (2017) Review
          The animation team spent over two years bringing Paris to life for Leap and their hard work and dedication pay off with detailed scenes that are very well done.
    • 2567/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-marksman/1 page
      • • The Marksman (2021) Review
          This is one of those films that will be out of your memory the second you leave the theater. Wait for it to hit TV.
    • 745/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • battleship/1 page
      • • Battleship (2012) Review
          Battleship is an explosive action film!
    • 2378/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • knives-out/1 page
      • • Knives Out (2019) Review
          With a star-studded cast and written and directed by filmmaker, Rian Johnson, Knives Out should have been a no brainer hit.
    • 900/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • smashed/1 page
      • • Smashed (2012) Review
          Smashed Is a good instructional film for a yielding uniformed audience.
    • 2963/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • theater-camp/1 page
      • • Theater Camp (2023) Review
          The real gem of this movie is the cast. Full of veteran, musical theater actors they bring an authenticity to Theater Camp that former drama kids can relate to.
    • 1055/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • kick-ass-2/1 page
      • • Kick-Ass 2 (2013) Review
          Dive into the exhilarating world of Kick-Ass 2! A thrilling sequel that packs punch and poignancy, topped with stellar performances.
    • 966/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • don-jon/1 page
      • • Don Jon (2013) Review
          Jon has a problem.  For an outsider, you wouldn't know it.  While he isn't college educated, he's got a decent job, decent apartment, he l
    • 963/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • downloaded/1 page
      • • Downloaded (2013) Review
          'Napster' Documentary Premieres at SXSW to Rave Reviews.
    • 961/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-incredible-burt-wonderstone/1 page
      • • The Incredible Burt Wonderstone (2013) Review
          'The Incredible Burt Wonderstone' - Not 'Incredible' Good For a Laugh.
    • 3145/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • moana-2/1 page
      • • Moana 2 (2024) Review
          While Moana 2 delivers enjoyable moments, it falls short as a sequel to one of 2016's top 5 highest-grossing animated films.
    • 2005/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • star-wars-the-last-jedi/1 page
      • • Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017) Review
          The final shot sums it all up perfectly. We’re all being transported back to the pure magic of the first Star Wars film and it's going to be a bumpy ride at lig
    • 2159/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • spider-man-into-the-spider-verse/1 page
      • • Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse (2018) Review
          R.I.P Stan Lee and be comforted in the knowledge that your legions of fans and your works of art will endure for a long time to come. I can't think of a better
    • 64/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • cloverfield/1 page
      • • Cloverfield (2008) Review
          Cloverfield. Got your attention already, eh?  Ok we have a kick ass trailer, a big mystery about "the monster", months and month of speculation a
    • 1382/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-martian/1 page
      • • The Martian (2015) Review
          The bottom line is The Martian is a hugely entertaining movie and although it has a running time of 141 minutes it really does not seem that long when you are i
    • 1432/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-big-short/1 page
      • • The Big Short (2015) Review
          Educational and enlightening would be an apt description were it not hidden beneath a highly entertaining, and darkly comedic film.
    • 2114/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • first-man/1 page
      • • First Man (2018) Review
          First Man is dramatic and thoughtful and balances the silence and tension with the lighter moments. It’s an interesting take on The United States Space program
    • 917/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • gangster-squad/1 page
      • • Gangster Squad (2013) Review
          Awkward acting and hackneyed scenes dampen the Gangster Squad.
    • 3173/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • bad-shabbos/1 page
      • • Bad Shabbos: A Hilarious and Dark Family Comedy Review
          As a storyteller, Robbins demonstrates a keen eye for flow and angles, a skill that earned Bad Shabbos the Audience Award at the 2024 Tribeca Film Festival.
    • 300/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • repo-men/1 page
      • • Repo Men (2010) Review
          Repo Men takes us to an ultra-dark, cyberpunk future where it appears everyone needs artificial organs that sell for astronomical amounts of money. When you can
    • 16/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • x-men-the-last-stand/1 page
      • • X-Men: The Last Stand (2006) Review
          Warning: This Review Contains Spoilers.Of all the powers of all the mutants in the X-men series, perhaps the most powerful of all would be the ability to make K
    • 54/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • i-am-legend/1 page
      • • I Am Legend (2007) Review
          After nearly a decade, numerous rewrites, directors, and lead actors later I Am Legend hits the big screen for moviegoers this December, yet it fails to become
    • 554/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • captain-america-the-first-avenger/1 page
      • • Captain America: The First Avenger (2011) Review
          So Captain America has finally arrived with all the red, white, and blue, or should I say black and blue.  This is the story of a puny outcast and how he b
    • 3040/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • abigail/1 page
      • • Abigail (2024) Review
          Smartly written with standout performances from Barrera and Stevens, Abigail delivers memorable dialogue that elevates the horror experience.
    • 3214/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • final-destination-bloodlines/1 page
      • • Final Destination: Bloodlines – Death Returns in Bloody Form Review
          Final Destination: Bloodlines is the franchise's most original and successful entry since the first film, delivering a fresh and thrilling new twist.
    • 2875/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • babylon/1 page
      • • Babylon (2022) Review
          There are so many adjectives one could use to describe Damien Chazelle’s Babylon; some good, some maybe not so good.
    • 2493/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • bill-and-ted-face-the-music/1 page
      • • Bill & Ted Face the Music (2020) Review
          Winters has barely aged in the twenty-nine years since Bill and Ted’s Bogus Journey was released but Reeves no longer fits the role of Ted very well.
    • 2157/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • ben-is-back/1 page
      • • Ben is Back (2018) Review
          Julia Roberts delivers an award-winning turn creating the most sensitive, anguished, and absorbing characterization in her long career.
    • 2013/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • blockers/1 page
      • • Blockers (2018) Review
          Some good performances, a decent script, and a mildly different plot makes Blockers a film worth seeing.
    • 3014/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • lisa-frankenstein/1 page
      • • Lisa Frankenstein (2024) Review
          While other works by Diablo Cody have found success in blending elements, 'Lisa Frankenstein' falls short in achieving this.
    • 2251/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • pokemon-detective-pikachu/1 page
      • • POKÉMON Detective Pikachu (2019) Review
          If you are a fan and know the Pokemon world and all its creatures then you will love this movie.
    • 815/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • cosmopolis/1 page
      • • Cosmopolis (2012) Review
          Cosmopolis Is Not exactly my cup of tea, but still fascinating.
    • 1042/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • fruitvale-station/1 page
      • • Fruitvale Station (2013) Review
          Fruitvale Station cuts with a broad passionate sword using a familiar message.
    • 474/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • i-am-number-four/1 page
      • • I Am Number Four (2011) Review
          Michael Bay certainly knows how to make an action movie; his newest film I Am Number Four is a perfect example of large special effects and straight-forward act
    • 3240/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-naked-gun/1 page
      • • The Naked Gun (2025) – A Hilariously Absurd Comedy Comeback Review
          A laugh-out-loud revival of absurd humor, The Naked Gun (2025) delivers puns, chaos, and nostalgia in a hilariously stupid yet fun ride.
    • 603/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • real-steel/1 page
      • • Real Steel (2011) Review
          It's not Rocky, it's Real Steel, but you would think you were watching the great boxing film in another dimension.  The gritty, action packed fight film bl
    • 326/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • robin-hood/1 page
      • • Robin Hood (2010) Review
          This latest adaptation of Robin Hood is quite careful in the way in which it connects itself to the traditional legend.  The dénouement serves as a
    • 637/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • a-dangerous-method/1 page
      • • A Dangerous Method (2011) Review
          David Cronenberg's A Dangerous Method is a film that grows on you the more you think about it; even considering the filmmaker's recent efforts, it is a
    • 902/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-hobbit-an-unexpected-journey/1 page
      • • The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (2012) Review
          "In a hole in the ground there lived a Hobbit." That's how J.R.R.Tolkien introduced us to his first novel set within the realms of Middle Earth --
    • 1406/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-last-witch-hunter/1 page
      • • The Last Witch Hunter (2015) Review
          While The Last Witch Hunter started off intriguing, it ended on a whimper that left me feeling unsatisfied and disappointed. Not the worst film ever, but certa
    • 3098/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • it-ends-with-us/1 page
      • • It Ends With Us (2024) Review
          Despite its flaws, It Ends With Us is a must-watch. Its portrayal of abuse, though less violent, evokes strong reactions from audiences.
    • 2206/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • greta/1 page
      • • Greta (2019) Review
          Greta is half of a good film, the first half, where it beams with tangible tension and fearful dread. Then it slowly descends into the realm of the mundane and
    • 2433/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • call-of-the-wild/1 page
      • • Call of The Wild (2020) Review
          Ford is the best part of this version and the script is strong, but the overuse of CGI brought the production level down a few notches.
    • 378/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • resident-evil-afterlife/1 page
      • • Resident Evil: Afterlife (2010) Review
          There have been a lot of movies based off of video games. It is as common today as the comic book movie. Quite frankly though, most of these movies have never b
    • 3017/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • madame-web/1 page
      • • Madame Web (2024) Review
          If you feel worn out and weary of another superhero movie, give Madame Web a shot.
    • 1026/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • monsters-university/1 page
      • • Monsters University (2013) Review
          Bringing back two of my favorite cartoon characters Sully and Mike with a prequel called Monsters University, Pixar presents renewed delight.  The madness
    • 2310/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • fast-and-furious-presents-hobbs-and-shaw/1 page
      • • Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw (2019) Review
          While Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw is occasionally cheesy / stupid it has some redeemable qualities and action fans won’t be disappointed.
    • 1034/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • white-house-down/1 page
      • • White House Down (2013) Review
          White House Down Sometimes it pays to be second!
    • 2596/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-courier/1 page
      • • The Courier (2021) Review
          Cumberbatch’s performance is a striking contrast to his work in The Mauritanian.
    • 2343/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • judy/1 page
      • • Judy (2019) Review
          Judy is a must-see for Zellweger's performance, which I’m sure well earn her an Oscar Nomination. I only wish the film was as good as she is, unfortunately, it’
    • 2287/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • wild-rose/1 page
      • • Wild Rose (2019) Review
          Between the script the visuals and the highly talented cast, Wild Rose is a great ride that you will want to go on from the minute the movie starts to its somew
    • 1133/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • american-hustle/1 page
      • • American Hustle (2013) Review
          American Hustle Is A very cool flick with an excellent ensemble cast.
    • 1/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • batman-begins/1 page
      • • Batman Begins (2005) Review
          It's not who you are underneath but what you do that defines you.
    • 537/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • green-lantern/1 page
      • • Green Lantern (2011) Review
          After being in development since the last century, the DC comic book character, Green Lantern, premieres in North America this week as a live-action film, starr
    • 1052/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • lovelace/1 page
      • • Lovelace (2013) Review
          Lovelace Is An extremely good biopic of a different kind of film star.
    • 820/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • robot-and-frank/1 page
      • • Robot and Frank (2012) Review
          Robot and Frank Is A good film with a heartfelt story.
    • 2213/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • captain-marvel/1 page
      • • Captain Marvel (2019) Review
          Larson is a great casting choice to play Danvers/Captain Marvel. She has an air of power with a soft femininity underneath and a sarcastic wit that helps light
    • 2780/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • ambulance/1 page
      • • Ambulance (2022) Review
          Bay uses the latest technology to push the envelope in Ambulance.
    • 835/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • end-of-watch/1 page
      • • End of Watch (2012) Review
          End of Watch Is An adult targeted film with a heartfelt message.
    • 2910/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • guy-ritchies-the-covenant/1 page
      • • Guy Ritchie's The Covenant (2023) Review
          If you think Guy Ritchie's The Covenant is simply just another movie about war, you are in for a large and pleasant surprise.
    • 429/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • love-and-other-drugs/1 page
      • • Love & Other Drugs (2010) Review
          When going to see a movie you have certain expectations. If a film is billed as a comedy then you expect to have a laugh-filled experience. The same can be said
    • 2738/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-355/1 page
      • • The 355 (2022) Review
          Chastain leads a group of (mostly) strong women, whose power radiates throughout the film.
    • 1101/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-counselor/1 page
      • • The Counselor (2013) Review
          The Counselor Is Not one of Ridley’s best efforts.
    • 217/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • g-force/1 page
      • • G-Force (2009) Review
          Disney has decided that 3-D is the future of motion pictures at your local cinema, and with the exception of the "extra fee for 3-D", they may be right. Wh
    • 17/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • gothika/1 page
      • • Gothika (2003) Review
          After winning the Oscar for Best Actress for her performance in Monster's Ball, Halle Berry's took a very dark and disappointing turn. Perhaps the single most c
    • 1461/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • zoolander-2/1 page
      • • Zoolander 2 (2016) Review
          The real question is after 15 years, could they capture the silly, stupid and yet fun magic in a bottle they caught with the Zoolander and would the next genera
    • 3053/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-strangers-chapter-1/1 page
      • • The Strangers: Chapter 1 (2024) Review
          While there are a few well-placed jump scares, Harlin relies more on the psychological aspects of being hunted and tied up for no reason to scare the viewer.
    • 2639/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • luca/1 page
      • • Luca (2021) Review
          Pixar typically creates full and robust animation with fleshed-out characters and bright and bold hues. Luca is no different in this regard.
    • 1840/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-nut-job-2-nutty-by-nature/1 page
      • • The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature (2017) Review
          Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature's animation is well done and the colors are typical of an animated feature geared towards younger audiences.  Vibrant greens and reds
    • 1527/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-secret-life-of-pets/1 page
      • • The Secret Life of Pets (2016) Review
          In a summer of sequels and lack luster movies, The Secret Life of Pets is a stand out in the crowd and once again reminds us why Illumination Entertainment is a
    • 148/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-day-the-earth-stood-still/1 page
      • • The Day the Earth Stood Still (2008) Review
          When making a remake there are usually a few options.  From what I understand, Gus Van Sant's, Psycho, was almost shot-for-shot.  We have also seen ge
    • 698/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • friends-with-kids/1 page
      • • Friends With Kids (2012) Review
          It’s cute, fun loving and complicated, yes Friends With Kids has all the markings of a chick flick.
    • 663/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-iron-lady/1 page
      • • The Iron Lady (2011) Review
          The Iron Lady is a double win, an elegant acting performance and homage to a powerful lady
    • 2824/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • day-shift/1 page
      • • Day Shift (2022) Review
          The cast is great and the stunts are incredible but the script isn’t very funny so even a veteran, comedic actor like Foxx has nothing to sink his teeth into (p
    • 1501/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • neighbors-2-sorority-rising/1 page
      • • Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising (2016) Review
          Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising has so many holes in it you could drive a Mack Truck though them but it’s meant to be a brainless comedy and it certainly achieves
    • 1016/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • now-you-see-me/1 page
      • • Now You See Me (2013) Review
          Now You See Me Is A very entertaining film with a cool plot and amazing magic tricks.
    • 2806/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • lightyear/1 page
      • • Lightyear (2022) Review
          Lightyear is not only an entertaining film that both children and adults will enjoy, but it is interesting to learn the beloved character’s backstory.
    • 3163/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • mufasa-the-lion-king/1 page
      • • Mufasa: The Lion King - Stunning Visuals but a Lackluster Story Review
          The vocal talent in Mufasa: The Lion King is exceptional, with many actors reprising their roles from the 2019 live-action The Lion King.
    • 2523/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • once-upon-a-snowman/1 page
      • • Once Upon A Snowman (2020) Review
          Parents be warned, even though Once Upon a Snowman is under ten minutes, your child will want to watch it over and over again.
    • 776/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-amazing-spider-man/1 page
      • • The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) Review
          The Amazing Spider-man is only very good for the die-hard 'Spidy’ fan.
    • 2078/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-meg/1 page
      • • The Meg (2018) Review
          The Meg Is a fun, end of summer ride.
    • 799/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • total-recall/1 page
      • • Total Recall (2012) Review
          .Save your money..Pass on Total Recall
    • 3176/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • heart-eyes/1 page
      • • Heart Eyes (2025) Review
          Heart Eyes fuses clever comedy and brutal gore to deliver the perfect Valentine's Day horror movie for a thrilling date night experience.
    • 2753/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • i-want-you-back/1 page
      • • I Want You Back (2022) Review
          I Want You Back is most definitely a rom-com but perhaps a slightly elevated version of one.
    • 838/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • trouble-with-the-curve/1 page
      • • Trouble With The Curve (2012) Review
          An enjoyable life drama Trouble with the Curve opens in theaters nationwide with a stellar cast playing likeable characters in this modern day sports story.&nbs
    • 2714/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • ghostbusters-afterlife/1 page
      • • Ghostbusters: Afterlife (2021) Review
          Reitman (both father and son) pay homage to a breakout hit from the past and honor the original cast beautifully.
    • 1699/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • batman-lego-movie/1 page
      • • Batman Lego Movie (2017) Review
          The Lego Batman Movie is about the emotional growth of Batman presented in a way that even the younger children can understand.
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    • • horton-hears-a-who/1 page
      • • Horton Hears a Who (2008) Review
          The live-action Dr. Seuss movies have not been kind to his legacy. I think that this isn't for lack of trying, I think it's because of the medium as much as any
    • 338/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • jonah-hex/1 page
      • • Jonah Hex (2010) Review
          Ever since the first successful X-men, comic-book-based films became a dime a dozen, it seems as if every month a new one appears in our local cinemas.  Th
    • 1199/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-fault-in-our-stars/1 page
      • • The Fault in Our Stars (2014) Review
          If you appreciate the Hunger Games, Divergent, or just a good young adult film, then “The Fault in Ours Stars” is a must see, and will go down as one of the bes
    • 2803/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • jurassic-world-dominion/1 page
      • • Jurassic World Dominion (2022) Review
          The cast is possibly the only saving grace, as the “World” characters merge with the “Park” ones in what amounts to a mutual “lovefest”.
    • 837/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-master/1 page
      • • The Master (2012) Review
          The Master Is An extraordinary drama that’s Oscar worthy.
    • 1218/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • guardians-of-the-galaxy/1 page
      • • Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) Review
          Following suit with just about all of the Marvel franchises to date, Guardians of the Galaxy will delight fans.
    • 689/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • ghost-rider-spirit-of-vengeance/1 page
      • • Ghost Rider Spirit of Vengeance (2012) Review
          Nicolas Cage is back as the Ghost Rider; and after his 2007 original outing as Johnny Blaze, I didn't think I would be saying that.  Johnny Blaze, the stun
    • 699/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • john-carter/1 page
      • • John Carter (2012) Review
          John Carter Is An Exciting Thrill Ride.
    • 1927/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • justice-league/1 page
      • • Justice League (2017) Review
          I went into Justice League with somewhat low expectations and walked out with a slightly brighter outlook than I expected. With some funny moments to lighten th
    • 172/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • race-to-witch-mountain/1 page
      • • Race to Witch Mountain (2009) Review
          For decades, the Disney name has been synonymous with family entertainment.  But in recent years, this usually meant younger female audiences that shied aw
    • 129/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • body-of-lies/1 page
      • • Body of Lies (2008) Review
          Body of Lies exists on a spectrum of political thrillers that extends from the complex (sometimes to the point of incomprehensible) Syriana, to the far more con
    • 925/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • broken-city/1 page
      • • Broken City (2013) Review
          Broken City Is A fairly good crime thriller but needs some fresh creativity.
    • 3073/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-exorcism/1 page
      • • The Exorcism (2024) Review
          Russell Crowe delivers a powerful performance in The Exorcism, expertly leading a stellar cast through a chilling exploration of hidden demons and past traumas.
    • 3157/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • kraven-the-hunter/1 page
      • • Kraven the Hunter: A Superhuman Origin Story Review
          Taylor-Johnson perfectly embodies Kraven with his superhuman physicality, intense stare, and calm, predator-like demeanor, making him an ideal casting choice.
    • 1607/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • american-pastoral/1 page
      • • American Pastoral (2016) Review
          As a first effort, McGregor’s directorial debut is lacking, but perhaps he chose to bite off a huge chunk by taking on a literary masterpiece.
    • 53/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • beowulf/1 page
      • • Beowulf (2007) Review
          There is more Beowulf than you might think. There are no fewer than four movies in IMDB with exact-matches to Beowulf in their title. That's not including The 1
    • 892/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • hitchcock/1 page
      • • Hitchcock (2012) Review
          "Hitchcock" arrives in theaters just a month after the airing of HBO's "The Girl," an unflattering portrait of Alfred Hitchcock's tr
    • 2444/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-mask-of-zorro/1 page
      • • The Mask of Zorro (1998) Review
          There are several reasons why The Mask of Zorro was so successful, beginning with the cast.
    • 552/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • harry-potter-and-the-deathly-hallows-part-2/1 page
      • • Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (2011) Review
          As you may remember, I ripped apart the last Harry Potter movie that I reviewed (Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince).  Missing my opportunity to see Pa
    • 212/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • harry-potter-and-the-half-blood-prince/1 page
      • • Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009) Review
          I don't know if it's just my luck, or just the quality of movies this summer, but this movie is another hard one to judge. If you're a fan of the books, or
    • 1249/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • fury/1 page
      • • Fury (2014) Review
          I'm not sure what the fascination is with WWII movies in the past 20 years but there have been several made on the subject.  Fury is the latest addition to
    • 234/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • gamer/1 page
      • • Gamer (2009) Review
          Gamer is one of those movies that you either love or hate.  Online gaming takes on new meaning in a futuristic world.  In that world, players at home
    • 288/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • percy-jackson-and-the-olympians-the-lightning-thief/1 page
      • • Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief (2010) Review
          After it was established that Harry Potter was wildly popular, one would speculate someone was dispatched to the children's section of the bookstore to see
    • 849/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-perks-of-being-a-wallflower/1 page
      • • The Perks of Being a Wallflower (2012) Review
          Films about teens are scarce in 2012 so other than Hunger Games that came out in March the pickings have been thin for that genre.  With the teen movie Per
    • 1454/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • pride-prejudice-and-zombies/1 page
      • • Pride, Prejudice and Zombies (2016) Review
          The studio directive of keeping Pride, Prejudice and Zombies PG-13/kid friendly, as well as the sloppy editing of Padraic McKinley, will certainly contribute to
    • 144/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • transporter-3/1 page
      • • Transporter 3 (2008) Review
          Although you have to judge a movie by its pedigree, there also has to be a line at which you stop. Thrillers need to at least have moderately smart plots; actio
    • 2490/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • deathstroke-knights-and-dragons/1 page
      • • Deathstroke: Knights & Dragons (2020) Review
          Michael Chiklis (The Shield) voices the character of Slade Wilson, which is a good choice given Chiklis' previous roles as a tough guy on television and in film
    • 366/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-expendables/1 page
      • • The Expendables (2010) Review
          The Expendables is a no holds barred, make no apologies, straight up action flick. Within the first ten minutes of the movie we see what kind of guys we are dea
    • 2732/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-kings-man/1 page
      • • The King's Man (2021) Review
          While some prefer the original installment, the prequel lends greater purpose to the protagonists and audience alike.
    • 2354/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • maleficent-mistress-of-evil/1 page
      • • Maleficent: Mistress of Evil (2019) Review
          As visually captivating as the original, Maleficent: Mistress of Evil surpasses its quality, and exceeds expectations.
    • 2232/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-public/1 page
      • • The Public (2019) Review
          When dissected, The Public could seem an ambitious effort...However, it achieves a global appeal and fluidity hitting intellectual and entertaining notes alike.
    • 1928/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • coco/1 page
      • • Coco (2017) Review
          Stunning.  Stimulating.  Surprising.  Funny.  Mesmerizing.  Moving.  Disney/Pixar film, Coco transcends the typical animated film.
    • 1915/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • thor-ragnarok/1 page
      • • Thor: Ragnarok (2017) Review
          Thor Ragnarok Brings Us Sparkles In Sakaar. It’s a “Hela” Good Fun, Too!
    • 972/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • admission/1 page
      • • Admission (2013) Review
          Tina Fey and Paul Rudd Shine In Otherwise Dull 'ADMISSION'.
    • 1337/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • ant-man/1 page
      • • Ant-Man (2015) Review
          I am curious to see how Lang/ANT-MAN merges with Captain America and the Avengers and it seems I won’t have to wait long as the ending credits set it up perfect
    • 2062/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • ant-man-and-the-wasp/1 page
      • • Ant-man and The Wasp (2018) Review
          If one is looking for a fun night out at the movies and wanting a good superhero movie Ant-Man and the Wasp is worth the price of admission.
    • 2760/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • studio-666/1 page
      • • Studio 666 (2022) Review
          Director BJ McDonnell manages to balance the ridiculous plot with some good visuals.
    • 2773/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • x/1 page
      • • X (2022) Review
          West sets out to make a bloody, heart pounding horror movie with X, and, for the most part, succeeds beautifully.
    • 623/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • tower-heist/1 page
      • • Tower Heist (2011) Review
          Rush Hour's Brett Ratner returns to direct Tower Heist, a lighthearted film with an impressive ensemble cast. Stiller plays the lead Josh, a workaholic manger o
    • 2130/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-nutcracker-and-the-four-realms/1 page
      • • The Nutcracker and the Four Realms (2018) Review
          Mackenzie Foy does a very good job as the smart and beautiful Clara and offers a believable performance as this iconic character in The Nutcracker and the Four
    • 2746/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • jackass-forever/1 page
      • • Jackass Forever (2022) Review
          If you find this type of comedy hilarious you will no doubt enjoy almost all ninety minutes of the movie. For many of us though, it is rather hit or miss with
    • 511/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • hoodwinked-too-hood-vs-evil/1 page
      • • Hoodwinked Too! Hood vs Evil (2011) Review
          Back in 2006, an intelligent animated film entitled, Hoodwinked! was unleashed on unsuspecting audiences!  The film provided a twist on the tale of Little
    • 1989/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • lady-and-the-tramp/1 page
      • • Lady and The Tramp (1955) Review
          A classic fairytale story for all ages, Lady and The Tramp shows us that love is infinite and your capacity for love only grows as you find more things, people,
    • 1988/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • coco/1 page
      • • Coco (2017) Review
          Coco is a unique film both bright in color and bright in character.  So many lessons learned along the way, Coco is a wonderful family adventure that will grace
    • 1986/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • thor-ragnarok/1 page
      • • Thor: Ragnarok (2017) Review
          Thor Ragnarok is one of the best Avenger movies, to date.  It is funny and serious at the same time.  The casting is spot on and the continuity between dialogue
    • 1345/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • mission-impossible-rogue-nation/1 page
      • • Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation (2015) Review
          While Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation is an adequate entry in the Mission: Impossible franchise, it is not the standout film that it could, and should, have be
    • 1700/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • john-wick-chapter-2/1 page
      • • John Wick, Chapter 2 (2017) Review
          Make no mistake about it John Wick: Chapter 2 has all the carnage of the original, and if that is all you are going for you will not be disappointed.
    • 1251/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • john-wick/1 page
      • • John Wick (2014) Review
          In the minds of dogs lovers around the world John Wick is a superhero and champion for our four legged friends everywhere.
    • 3231/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • jurassic-world-rebirth/1 page
      • • Jurassic World Rebirth Review: Dinosaurs, Danger & July 4th Fireworks
          Jurassic World Rebirth delivers edge-of-your-seat thrills, stunning visuals, and enough nostalgia to make any fan feel like it's 1993 all over again.
    • 734/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-raven/1 page
      • • The Raven (2012) Review
          The Raven Is An excellent acting platform, suspense thriller and all around good film.
    • 1270/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-hobbit-the-battle-of-the-five-armies/1 page
      • • The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies (2014) Review
          The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies starts exactly where the previous Hobbit movie left off. In the final throws of "The Desolation of Smaug", S
    • 3178/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • captain-america-brave-new-world/1 page
      • • Captain America: Brave New World (2025) Review
          Captain America: Brave New World showcases technical strengths, but flaws in CGI and execution keep it from reaching its full potential.
    • 28/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • grindhouse/1 page
      • • Grindhouse (2007) Review
          Think one of the more interesting things about Grindhouse is that Quentin knows that the trailers for it have to tell the audience what the hell it means. This
    • 373/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • going-the-distance/1 page
      • • Going The Distance (2010) Review
          If past history is anything that indicates the dog days of summer, it is when the films that did not make the summer blockbuster cut are dumped into theate
    • 2325/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • it-chapter-two/1 page
      • • It Chapter Two (2019) Review
          The visual effects are incredible and Muschietti’s vision is masterful and truly inspired.
    • 2811/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • elvis/1 page
      • • Elvis (2022) Review
          Between Luhrmann’s interesting decision to focus on the singer’s relationship with his manager and Butler’s outstanding performance makes this a one-ticket that
    • 915/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • promised-land/1 page
      • • Promised Land (2013) Review
          Promised Land, Gus Van Sant's gentle but knowing natural gas drama, is concerned with the tension between long-term environmental costs and short-term finan
    • 3221/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • predator-killer-of-killers/1 page
      • • Predator: Killer of Killers (2025) Review
          Killer of Killers stays true to Predator roots while delivering something new and unexpected.
    • 3243/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • freakier-friday/1 page
      • • Freakier Friday: A Nostalgic Body‑Swap Romp for New Generations Review
          Freakier Friday is a fun time that reminds us of the original while creating something relatable and fresh for a new generation.
    • 7/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • freaky-friday/1 page
      • • Freaky Friday (2003) Review
          Step into a "Freaky" time with this 2003 remake of Disney's classic Freaky Friday. This time the daughter is played by the up and coming star, Lindsey
    • 2848/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • halloween-ends/1 page
      • • Halloween Ends (2022) Review
          Curtis is the brightest star here and she does her character proud.
    • 2155/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • mary-queen-of-scots/1 page
      • • Mary Queen of Scots (2018) Review
          Yes, being a Queen in the Sixteenth century couldn’t have been easy and Mary, Queen of Scots, give the audience a mere glimpse into their lives.
    • 1814/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-big-sick/1 page
      • • The Big Sick (2017) Review
          The sincerity of the tale and the unexpected success of Nanjiani as the male lead make The Big Sick tantalizing and infectiously (pun intended) appealing.  In a
    • 1703/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • fist-fight/1 page
      • • Fist Fight (2017) Review
          Ice Cube and Charlie Day capture the essence of educators that has been broken down by the system and the limitations placed upon instructors.
    • 2282/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • men-in-black-international/1 page
      • • Men in Black: International (2019) Review
          Hemsworth plays his part well and is actually much of the “comic” relief in this film along with a cute chess piece Molly names Pawny voiced by Kumail Nanjiani
    • 2948/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • teenage-mutant-ninja-turtles-mutant-mayhem/1 page
      • • Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem (2023) Review
          Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem is pure entertainment at its finest and a film the whole family will enjoy.
    • 3099/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • alien-romulus/1 page
      • • Alien: Romulus (2024) Review
          Alien: Romulus is a wild ride that will have your blood pumping from beginning to end.
    • 1521/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-bfg/1 page
      • • The BFG (2016) Review
          The fantasy world of the “dream tree” is magical though and gives The BFG a sense of whimsy and playfulness it desperately needs.  Unfortunately, those moments
    • 1436/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • concussion/1 page
      • • Concussion (2015) Review
          Will Smith is fantastic as Omalu, transforming himself into the soft-spoken, egotistical, yet vigilant, Doctor.  His performance is excellent as he morphs into
    • 3088/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • fly-me-to-the-moon/1 page
      • • Fly Me to the Moon (2024) Review
          Fly Me to the Moon does a good job balancing the humor with the romance and the serious story of the Apollo 11 rocket launch moments.
    • 712/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-hunger-games/1 page
      • • The Hunger Games (2012) Review
          Typically, when a film is hyped up to the point of almost being a religious experience, it will fail to meet expectations; and only the die-hard fans will like
    • 1263/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-hunger-games-mockingjay-part-1/1 page
      • • The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 1 (2014) Review
          How do you milk a successful book series for as much as you can? You split the last book in half and open the movie on Thanksgiving weekend.
    • 1422/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-hunger-games-mockingjay-part-2/1 page
      • • The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2 (2015) Review
          For the last in a series, it could have been better but it could have been worse too.  Of the four films, it wasn’t my favorite but it certainly was better than
    • 1009/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • hansel-and-gretel-witch-hunters/1 page
      • • Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters (2013) Review
          "Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters" aspires to be cheeky entertainment, sold with a wink and a fist to the face with plenty of ghouls, trolls, and horrible hum
    • 984/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-host/1 page
      • • The Host (2013) Review
          The Host Is A very good fantasy flick for teens and twenties.
    • 1678/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • split/1 page
      • • Split (2017) Review
          McAvoy is masterful in his role as he takes on nine different characters all rolled into one heaping mess of a human being.
    • 572/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • 30-minutes-or-less/1 page
      • • 30 Minutes or Less (2011) Review
          When it comes to comedies the simplest plot device is the easiest one. When you look at films like Harold & Kumar, Pineapple Express, or The Hangover you ca
    • 3193/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • a-working-man/1 page
      • • A Working Man (2025) Review
          Statham is perfectly cast, delivering peak action form.
    • 1727/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • chips/1 page
      • • CHiPs (2017) Review
          While this CHiPs in nothing like the television show it is a fun, good time.  The stars, action and even the plot keep the audience interested and entertained.
    • 2348/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • joker/1 page
      • • Joker (2019) Review
          Phoenix delivers an Oscar-worthy performance in The Joker.
    • 1369/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • black-mass/1 page
      • • Black Mass (2015) Review
          Black Mass isn’t a docudrama, nor is it a “gangster” film; and, as a straightforward drama it just isn’t all that strong.
    • 2572/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • palmer/1 page
      • • Palmer (2021) Review
          Palmer can be somewhat predictable, but this cast gives it something more that makes it worth watching and makes the viewer wish it was longer.
    • 1036/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-lone-ranger/1 page
      • • The Lone Ranger (2013) Review
          Taking a chance on an old-timer favorite, producer and director Gore Verbinski brings a remake of The Lone Ranger to the big screen.  Loosely based on the
    • 2/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • pirates-of-the-caribbean-the-curse-of-the-black-pearl/1 page
      • • Pirates of The Caribbean: The Curse of The Black Pearl (2003) Review
          "Yo-ho! Yo-ho! A good pirate movie finally!" The history of piracy is full of legend, treasure hunting and adventure. In sharp contrast, the history o
    • 2394/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • bombshell/1 page
      • • Bombshell (2019) Review
          Charlize Theron gives one of the best performances of her life becoming Megan Kelly in every way possible.
    • 2530/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • dreamland/1 page
      • • Dreamland (2020) Review
          Dreamland has all the elements of an interesting story but, sadly, doesn’t fully develop any of the plot points that are introduced over the 98-minute movie.
    • 2621/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • profile/1 page
      • • Profile (2021) Review
          I found Profile to be intriguing and engaging but the social media "gimmick" loses steam by the end.
    • 2465/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • da-5-bloods/1 page
      • • Da 5 Bloods (2020) Review
          Da 5 Bloods is one of Lee’s best films to date and one I’m sure that will be studied in intro to film/cinema classes at colleges all across the country.
    • 2586/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • raya-and-the-last-dragon/1 page
      • • Raya and the Last Dragon (2021) Review
          Raya and the Last Dragon offers a terrific cast, a few laughs, beautiful visuals and audio, some action scenes, and a subconscious message of trust and inclusiv
    • 2559/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • promising-young-woman/1 page
      • • Promising Young Woman (2020) Review
          Promising Young Woman shares great visual moments and cruel actions with dark comedy to paint the picture of a woman both in control and out of control at the s
    • 533/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • x-men-first-class/1 page
      • • X-Men: First Class (2011) Review
          The X-Men films were among the first of the comic book film adaptations that introduced the average person to the world of the comic book. The first, which was
    • 665/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • carnage/1 page
      • • Carnage (2011) Review
          Carnage is a great study in human behavior with laughter for the prize.
    • 908/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • django-unchained/1 page
      • • Django Unchained (2012) Review
          Taking a page out of history, Quentin Tarantino adds his version of the unsettling times in his newest film Django Unchained.  Much like his Inglourious Ba
    • 229/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • inglourious-basterds/1 page
      • • Inglourious Basterds (2009) Review
          Quentin Tarantino may be the only guy I can think of to have created his own genre.  When you say it is a Quentin Tarantino movie, people pretty much know
    • 1522/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-legend-of-tarzan/1 page
      • • The Legend of Tarzan (2016) Review
          The cinematography (in The Legend of Tarzan) is spectacular and makes you want to hop on a plane and fly to Africa.
    • 1069/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-family/1 page
      • • The Family (2013) Review
          This action-comedy mixed with chaos gets a little silly.
    • 283/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • from-paris-with-love/1 page
      • • From Paris With Love (2010) Review
          It is that time of year again when the studios drop all of their films that they feel will not make it during the competitive box office seasons of sp
    • 2821/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • prey/1 page
      • • Prey (2022) Review
          As a sci-fi, action, drama film, Prey has more style and depth than the original Predator movie but still manages to tie the two films together with common thre
    • 3234/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • superman/1 page
      • • Superman (2025): Corenswet Soars, Gunn's Script Stumbles Review
          Hokey, cheesy, goofy, and cartoonish, this version of Superman feels more like a parody than a powerful reboot.
    • 3228/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • f1-the-movie/1 page
      • • F1: The Movie (2025) Review
          If you have never seen an F1 race, F1: The Movie ensures you'll learn a whole lot about the sport and gain a new appreciation for it.
    • 3225/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • elio/1 page
      • • Elio | Disney/Pixar Outer‑Space Animation Review
          Any creative, imaginative child will connect with Elio's journey and curiosity, embracing his spirit of adventure and exploration.
    • 3223/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • how-to-train-your-dragon/1 page
      • • How to Train Your Dragon (2025): Live‑Action Takes Flight Review
          The stunning attention to detail makes every dragon look incredibly realistic—especially Toothless, who is brought to life with jaw-dropping accuracy.
    • 1942/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • star-wars-the-last-jedi/1 page
      • • Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017) Review
          Rian Johnson has created an amazing film in the Star Wars saga with The Last Jedi. While certainly not the best in the series, it is certainly not the worst. On
    • 1430/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • star-wars-episode-vii-the-force-awakens/1 page
      • • Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens (2015) Review
          Gone are most of the childish elements that made fans of the original trilogy cringe, and in it’s place, is dialog and scenes that are there to help move the st
    • 3136/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • heretic/1 page
      • • Heretic (2024) Review
          Scott and Woods excel at creating compelling characters trapped in intense, high-stakes situations that keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
    • 1333/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • terminator-genisys/1 page
      • • Terminator Genisys (2015) Review
          I give Terminator Genisys 2.5 gigabytes out of 5, which is nowhere enough memory to get the Genisys program up and running!
    • 2703/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • dune-part-one/1 page
      • • Dune: Part One (2021) Review
          With a less the auspicious legacy, Warner Bros. took a risk by redoing Dune, and I am willing to bet their gamble will pay off.
    • 426/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-next-three-days/1 page
      • • The Next Three Days (2010) Review
          Russell Crowe has certainly been a name to draw in movie-goers. With films like Gladiator and 3:10 to Yuma under his belt we know that he has the acting chops t
    • 3142/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • gladiator-ii/1 page
      • • Gladiator II (2024) Review
          Scott once again creates an epic film "fit for the Gods," ensuring accuracy.
    • 657/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • war-horse/1 page
      • • War Horse (2011) Review
          War Horse Is A Well-Made Movie That Shows Courage and Love Between a Boy and His Horse.
    • 2162/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-favourite/1 page
      • • The Favourite (2018) Review
          My take…Pass this one by, but keep your eye out for all three of these exceptional actresses in the future.
    • 2374/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • ford-v-ferrari/1 page
      • • Ford v Ferrari (2019) Review
          Ford vs. Ferrari is one of this year’s best films and Bale and Damon’s performances help make it a winner.
    • 1469/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • zootopia/1 page
      • • Zootopia (2016) Review
          As with most Disney film the cast is terrific and Goodwin and Bateman play off each other like a well oiled machine.
    • 2906/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • air/1 page
      • • Air (2023) Review
          With a decent script written by first-time screenplay writer Alex Convery and a film directed by Affleck, Air has a winning combination behind the storytelling.
    • 565/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-change-up/1 page
      • • The Change-Up (2011) Review
          Not much to say positive about The Change UP a lame film that tries every old trick in the book to grab your attention and make you think it's comedy.  The
    • 1982/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • game-night/1 page
      • • Game Night (2018) Review
          With so much of the same films being produced and shoved down our throats these days, it’s nice to get something a little out of the ordinary for a change.
    • 2561/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • soul/1 page
      • • Soul (2020) Review
          The vocal talents of this cast are that of seasoned professionals and they all bring their unique styles to the characters they portray.
    • 3174/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • companion/1 page
      • • Companion (2025) Review
          Companion is a masterfully crafted thriller that blends AI-driven horror with a powerful story of empowerment, captivating performances, and stunning visuals.
    • 1374/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-intern/1 page
      • • The Intern (2015) Review
          The Intern certainly isn’t going to win any major awards, but it is a light hearted, fun look at retirement and the generation gap.
    • 2538/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • sound-of-metal/1 page
      • • Sound of Metal (2020) Review
          Sound of Metal is a poignant study of trying to accept the life one has been given and not dwelling on the loss.
    • 671/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • haywire/1 page
      • • Haywire (2012) Review
          From a ravenous mixed martial arts maven to a star overnight Gina Carano takes acting to new heights in Haywire a spy thriller from Academy Award winning direct
    • 806/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-bourne-legacy/1 page
      • • The Bourne Legacy (2012) Review
          The Bourne Legacy is a film that needs shorter to be better, but still entertains.
    • 1930/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • roman-j-israel-esq/1 page
      • • Roman J. Israel, Esq. (2017) Review
          Roman J. Israel, Esq. was unsettling in both a good and a bad way and at moments was difficult to watch.  However, Washington is so amazing in general, and incr
    • 508/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-conspirator/1 page
      • • The Conspirator (2011) Review
          It is rare to find someone who doesn't know the story about the assassination of President Lincoln. It is part of our early education in history; we learned
    • 528/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • kung-fu-panda-2/1 page
      • • Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011) Review
          The Dragon warrior is back in the theaters this Memorial Day weekend with the release of Kung Fu Panda 2.  The story takes place a little while after the f
    • 886/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • lincoln/1 page
      • • Lincoln (2012) Review
          A great historical event, but not a biopic on Lincoln.
    • 509/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • water-for-elephants/1 page
      • • Water for Elephants (2011) Review
          Water for Elephants stars Robert Pattinson and Reese Witherspoon as two people who find love amidst the Great Depression while working for a traveling circus. T
    • 2470/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • doom-patrol/1 page
      • • Doom Patrol: Season Two Review
          If there was an "Island of Misfit Toys" in the world of comic books, Doom Patrol would certainly fit the bill perfectly.
    • 2977/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • killers-of-the-flower-moon/1 page
      • • Killers of The Flower Moon (2023) Review
          If you settle in and don't give up after the first hour, Killers of the Flower Moon will be worth it in the end as it is a brilliant piece of filmmaking.
    • 141/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • quantum-of-solace/1 page
      • • Quantum of Solace (2008) Review
          EON Productions is methodically remaking the Bond franchise.  Starting with Casino Royale, they moved it more along the Bourne axis into gritty action and
    • 2160/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • mortal-engines/1 page
      • • Mortal Engines (2018) Review
          If the steampunk aspect of Mortal Engines is one of the highlights ( and believe me, it is) then the script is one of the lower ones.
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    • • goosebumps/1 page
      • • Goosebumps (2015) Review
          While it’s interesting to see how the writers incorporated so many of Stein’s characters into one film, the overall plot of the movie leaves something to be des
    • 2389/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • jumanji-the-next-level/1 page
      • • Jumanji: The Next Level (2019) Review
          The whole team returns for the sequel and their chemistry is even better than the first time.  Johnson does a great De Vito impression and he and Hart makes a g
    • 1950/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • jumanji-welcome-to-the-jungle/1 page
      • • Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (2017) Review
          With so much “Oscar bait” clogging up this holiday season Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle is a refreshing comedic/action bright spot in an otherwise drama-filled
    • 3082/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • beverly-hills-cop-axel-f/1 page
      • • Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F (2024) Review
          If you love Axel Foley, Eddie Murphy, Beverly Hills Cop, and its soundtrack, you will enjoy this latest installment.
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    • • that-awkward-moment/1 page
      • • That Awkward Moment (2014) Review
          That Awkward Moment Is A chick flick for those who just can’t get enough of Zac Efron.
    • 1115/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-hunger-games-catching-fire/1 page
      • • The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013) Review
          Great news for fans of The Hunger Games: the girl is on fire again and burning just as brightly as before.
    • 2867/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • darby-and-the-dead/1 page
      • • Darby and The Dead (2022) Review
          Darby and the Dead offers some serious moments wrapped in a light-hearted hard candy shell
    • 347/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • predators/1 page
      • • Predators (2010) Review
          Do you realize how great things are now? No longer are we bound by the conventions of cinema to listen to Jesse Ventura wax metaphor on his sexual prowess. The
    • 1673/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • live-by-night/1 page
      • • Live By Night (2017) Review
          Ben Affleck is definitely breaking out of his typical goofy romantic shell lately and Saldana does a good job bringing him into focus.
    • 1195/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • maleficent/1 page
      • • Maleficent (2014) Review
          While some parts may be scary for the little ones, it won't prick your finger and make you fall into a sleep like death! It's Disney magic at its best.
    • 2257/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-sun-is-also-a-star/1 page
      • • The Sun is Also A Star (2019) Review
          Yara Shahidi is not only physically striking but she is emotionally adept at taking on this challenging role.
    • 2755/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • dog/1 page
      • • Dog (2022) Review
          Dog is very much a Tatum production with the story having been written by his friend Brett Rodriguez, screenplay by his other friend, Reid Carolin (Magic Mike)
    • 468/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-eagle/1 page
      • • The Eagle (2011) Review
          There are a lot of movies that try to depict what life may have been life in the early years of our civilization. The Eagle is another of those movies. It stars
    • 1668/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • hidden-figures/1 page
      • • Hidden Figures (2017) Review
          Hidden Figures flows nicely and tells a heartwarming story about perseverance and triumph in the face of adversity.
    • 634/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • melancholia/1 page
      • • Melancholia (2011) Review
          The film Melancholia by writer and director Lars von Trier stimulates the artistic part of the brain with sprawling landscape images, ominous tableaus and threa
    • 991/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • on-the-road/1 page
      • • On The Road (2012) Review
          On The Road Is An extremely good movie for film buffs and indie lovers.
    • 2009/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • ready-player-one/1 page
      • • Ready Player One (2018) Review
          Even though it runs over two hours long, You become so engrossed in the story and the visuals that you don’t notice the length – which says a lot about Ready Pl
    • 2577/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • judas-and-the-black-messiah/1 page
      • • Judas and the Black Messiah (2021) Review
          Relative newcomer director Shaka King (Newlyweeds) taps some of today's hot, young talent for this film which helps take the screenplay from very good to great.
    • 739/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • a-little-bit-of-heaven/1 page
      • • A Little Bit of Heaven (2012) Review
          A Little Bit of Heaven is an eye opening, emotional roller coaster of a film opening this weekend against The Avengers. While the two films are geared to comple
    • 1487/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-boss/1 page
      • • The Boss (2016) Review
          The real tragedy of The Boss is that, for a comedy, it isn’t remotely funny.
    • 86/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • chronicles-of-narnia-prince-caspian/1 page
      • • Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (2008) Review
          Much delayed, Prince Caspian has been released almost two and half years after The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.  The origina
    • 2539/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-croods-a-new-age/1 page
      • • The Croods: A New Age (2020) Review
          In a time when things are so unstable, it is nice that a movie like this one can come along to remind us all of what is most important in life.
    • 1569/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-light-between-oceans/1 page
      • • The Light Between Oceans (2016) Review
          With a compelling story and well-written script, The Light Between Oceans flows beautifully, barely making the audience aware it is over 2 hours long.
    • 439/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • tron-legacy/1 page
      • • Tron Legacy (2010) Review
          A good action adventure for gamers and action junkies.
    • 2718/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • house-of-gucci/1 page
      • • House of Gucci (2021) Review
          [House of Gucci] isn’t the worst film of the year, but it certainly isn’t the best either squandering the potential afforded it by the talented director and cas
    • 2571/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-little-things/1 page
      • • The Little Things (2021) Review
          While Hancock’s script ends with a few plot twists, it simply is choppy and laden with subplots that are left unformed.
    • 2060/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • american-animals/1 page
      • • American Animals (2018) Review
          American Animals is entertaining while answering the question most people have thought about at one time or another…If I tried to commit a crime, could I get aw
    • 2278/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • dark-phoenix/1 page
      • • Dark Phoenix (2019) Review
          Dark Phoenix's special effects were extremely well done especially on the mutants as even the smallest details were ascertainable to the naked eye.
    • 2904/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • murder-mystery-2/1 page
      • • Murder Mystery 2 (2023) Review
          Murder Mystery' 2's script is ok for the most part, but nothing one wouldn't expect from a murder mystery.
    • 2380/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • queen-and-slim/1 page
      • • Queen & Slim (2019) Review
          While Queen & Slim is a raw and shocking commentary on our society these days, I am not sure it will click with general audiences.
    • 2611/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • tom-clancys-without-remorse/1 page
      • • Tom Clancy's Without Remorse (2021) Review
          The cast makes the best of a somewhat disjointed script.
    • 3032/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • problemista/1 page
      • • Problemista (2024) Review
          Swinton shines in a new light, brilliantly showcasing a facet of her talent never seen before.
    • 3060/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • young-woman-and-the-sea/1 page
      • • Young Woman and the Sea (2024) Review
          Young Woman and the Sea, based on real events, keeps you engaged with Rønning's delivery, Ridley's acting, and Warner's score, making it a must-watch.
    • 2575/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • bliss/1 page
      • • Bliss (2021) Review
          If you want a "thinking movie", Bliss might be right up your alley but for the majority of people I suspect it will just simply seem weird.
    • 3000/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • rebel-moon-part-one-a-child-of-fire/1 page
      • • Rebel Moon – Part One: A Child of Fire (2023) Review
          Snyder's primary shortcoming in 'Rebel Moon' lies in its pacing, impacting the overall narrative flow.
    • 2747/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • moonfall/1 page
      • • Moonfall (2022) Review
          Emmerich has had a few hits over the years and at least twice as many misses and Moonfall, unfortunately, falls into the latter category.
    • 2488/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • words-on-bathroom-walls/1 page
      • • Words on Bathroom Walls (2020) Review
          Freudenthal takes a hard to understand mental illness and offers us a visual representation of it in an attempt to demystify the mystery of schizophrenia.
    • 1425/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-good-dinosaur/1 page
      • • The Good Dinosaur (2015) Review
          If you are one of those adults looking to take the children in your life to a movie, this one isn’t a bad choice, but don’t be surprised when you walk away with
    • 708/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • jeff-who-lives-at-home/1 page
      • • Jeff, Who Lives at Home (2012) Review
          This fun film comes out of left field changing wacky into wow.  The movie is called Jeff, Who Lives at Home and stars Jason Segel in a role not too unfamil
    • 1324/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • jurassic-world/1 page
      • • Jurassic World (2015) Review
          Colin Treverrow has stated many times, during interviews that he wanted to create a film where adults could feel like kids again. He certainly accomplished this
    • 1286/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • kingsman-the-secret-service/1 page
      • • Kingsman: The Secret Service (2015) Review
          With great acting and an interesting plot, Kingsman had the potential of being a truly great film and, while it is fun, enjoyable and entertaining, it falls sho
    • 2168/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • aquaman/1 page
      • • Aquaman (2018) Review
          Aquaman is a fun time for every age group. If you can, see it in IMAX.
    • 2124/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • bohemian-rhapsody/1 page
      • • Bohemian Rhapsody (2018) Review
          When Bohemian Rhapsody ended, which I didn’t want to happen, I wanted to stay and see it again! It’s a great Bio-pic, you’ll enjoy it. Can you say “We Will, We
    • 2601/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • nobody/1 page
      • • Nobody (2021) Review
          I think this is an instant classic, a film that comes out of nowhere and propels a Nobody to Somebody stature.
    • 306/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • hot-tub-time-machine/1 page
      • • Hot Tub Time Machine (2010) Review
          When I first heard about Hot Tub Time Machine, I was a bit skeptical. Adam (John Cusack) has just been dumped; Lou (Rob Corddry) is a hopeless party animal; Cra
    • 1633/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • allied/1 page
      • • Allied (2016) Review
          Allied is a refreshing alternative movie in a world of ever growing Superhero and fantasy movies.
    • 1704/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-great-wall/1 page
      • • The Great Wall (2017) Review
          The Great Wall had all the elements to be a terrific film - good cast, great pictures, and a hefty budget. Sadly… it isn’t so great.
    • 3062/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-first-omen/1 page
      • • The First Omen (2024) Review
          The First Omen's Nell Tiger Free is well cast as Margaret. She plays the role well and her acting during her “pregnancy” and birth scenes is excellent.
    • 3119/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • apartment-7a/1 page
      • • Apartment 7A (2024) Review
          Director/co-writer Natalie Erika James makes Apartment 7A her own while paying homage to Roman Polanski's half-century-old film, Rosemary's Baby.
    • 2289/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • late-night/1 page
      • • Late Night (2019) Review
          Mindy Kaling’s writing is humorous and relevant in Late Night.
    • 2388/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • richard-jewell/1 page
      • • Richard Jewell (2019) Review
          Richard Jewell is a large pill to swallow with its dubious message. In the hands of a director with less political bias and a more objective viewpoint the film
    • 2554/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • songbird/1 page
      • • Songbird (2020) Review
          Mason’s direction offers an intimate view of Nico and Sara while, at the same time, inviting the viewer into a larger space, depicted through overhead shots (so
    • 119/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • burn-after-reading/1 page
      • • Burn After Reading (2008) Review
          The Coen brothers have a long history of doing comedic films with dark streaks (The Big Lebowski,  Fargo). They have a real talent for the off-beat, witty
    • 1592/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • deepwater-horizon/1 page
      • • Deepwater Horizon (2016) Review
          Russell is solid as the man in charge of a well-run ship and Wahlberg is a wonder that can go from comedy to real life drama in the blink of an eye.
    • 2469/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • irresistible/1 page
      • • Irresistible (2020) Review
          Irresistible is a cute, little film not without flaws but the overall feeling you get while watching it helps you to forgive and forget those flaws.
    • 1099/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • escape-plan/1 page
      • • Escape Plan (2013) Review
          Sly and Arnold work up a sweat and then it's over.
    • 2245/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • long-shot/1 page
      • • Long Shot (2019) Review
          This is a fun date night movie which offers viewers a step above the typical romantic comedy fare that has most women swooning.  You can do far worse than to sp
    • 2504/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • ratched/1 page
      • • Ratched (2020) Review
          As origin stories go, this one makes some interesting assumptions as to who Mildred Ratched really is yet doesn’t steer away from plausibility in any way.
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    • • untraceable/1 page
      • • Untraceable (2008) Review
          January is usually the dumping ground for movies that didn't cut it for the holiday season, but starting in 2008 with Cloverfield and now Untraceable this is no
    • 56/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • aliens-vs-predator-requiem/1 page
      • • Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem (2007) Review
          It's hard to judge Alien vs. Predator - Requiem. On one hand the human characters are forgettable, the plot fairly absurd, and the movie, as a horror show simpl
    • 1231/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-drop/1 page
      • • The Drop (2014) Review
          One of James Gandolfini's (The Sopranos) final movies, "The Drop", heads to theaters today,  September 12, 2014.  Gandolfini plays Cousin Ma
    • 180/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • fast-and-furious/1 page
      • • Fast & Furious (2009) Review
          The idea to simply give the fourth movie the same name as the first was either brilliant or idiotic, and as it broke all previous records for car/movie openings
    • 2473/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • hamilton/1 page
      • • Hamilton (2020) Review
          Besides Miranda, the cast is made up of incredibly talented artists who took Miranda’s brilliant score and breathed life into it despite being some of the most
    • 829/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • arbitrage/1 page
      • • Arbitrage (2012) Review
          Packed with intrigue and very tense moments, Arbitrage makes its way into movie theaters this weekend. You may have seen similar stories as the Arbitrage script
    • 2955/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • blue-beetle/1 page
      • • Blue Beetle (2023) Review
          As a young actor cast to portray a Latino Superhero, Maridueña is a strong choice.
    • 2815/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • thor-love-and-thunder/1 page
      • • Thor: Love and Thunder (2022) Review
          Phase four of the MCU has been disappointing for the most part and I’m sad to say Thor: Love and Thunder does nothing to dispel that label.
    • 3201/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-accountant-2/1 page
      • • Cracking the Code of Justice: The Accountant 2 Delivers a Calculated Comeback Review
          The Accountant 2 delivers solid action and character depth, even if it falls short of the original.
    • 3190/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • snow-white/1 page
      • • Snow White (2025) Review
          This new version of Snow White musically pays homage to the 1937 film while introducing new songs by the musical power duo of Benj Pasek and Justin Paul.
    • 722/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • american-reunion/1 page
      • • American Reunion (2012) Review
          American Reunion -- I say give the guys another look-see, you won’t be disappointed.
    • 2582/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • flora-and-ulysses/1 page
      • • Flora & Ulysses (2021) Review
          Once your children watch Flora & Ulysses, they will be begging you for a poetry writing, superhero squirrel!
    • 3021/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • dune-part-two/1 page
      • • Dune: Part Two (2024) Review
          The serene beauty of the desert's quiet contrasts starkly with the intense conflict scenes in Dune: Part Two.
    • 2106/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • smallfoot/1 page
      • • Smallfoot (2018) Review
          Small Foot will also provoke controversy, especially from religious groups.  Depending on one’s viewpoint, Small Foot can make the argument either for or agains
    • 2761/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-batman/1 page
      • • The Batman (2022) Review
          Direction and Pattinson’s interpretation make this Batman movie one that will appeal to the masses.
    • 1751/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-lost-city-of-z/1 page
      • • The Lost City of Z (2017) Review
          James Gray has paced this film such as to allow the audience the time to truly understand the varying layers and perspectives.
    • 3184/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • mickey-17/1 page
      • • Mickey 17 (2025) Review
          Mickey 17 is best defined by its sheer absurdity, with a plot that feels aimless and nonsensical.
    • 2496/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • tenet/1 page
      • • Tenet (2020) Review
          It is very hard for a film to succeed in every possible aspect of storytelling, but Tenet provides that for the viewer.
    • 139/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • twilight/1 page
      • • Twilight (2008) Review
          In judging a movie, you have to make allownaces for the type of movie it is.  If it is  derived from a much beloved book, that is one thing.  If
    • 2973/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-burial/1 page
      • • The Burial (2023) Review
          The cast is excellent, taking Betts, Doug Wright (Quills) and Jonathan Harr's (A Civil Action) words and transforming them into a range of emotions.
    • 2929/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • elemental/1 page
      • • Elemental (2023) Review
          Great messages, some adventure, some humor and a bit of romance abound throughout the script, making Elemental one of Pixar's best movies to date.
    • 1775/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • everything-everything/1 page
      • • Everything, Everything (2017) Review
          An innocence absent of complete naivete on the part of Maddy and Olly is guided by exceptional supporting performances and a synergy amongst the extended cast i
    • 1398/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • bridge-of-spies/1 page
      • • Bridge of Spies (2015) Review
          For children of the 50’s, Bridge of Spies will be a nostalgic look back at a time when the world was a very different place.  For those of us from younger gener
    • 3056/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-garfield-movie/1 page
      • • The Garfield Movie (2024) Review
          Mark Dindal's direction brings wit and heart to The Garfield Movie, making it a family-friendly hit.
    • 1766/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • guardians-of-the-galaxy-vol-2/1 page
      • • Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017) Review
          Overall, Guardians Vol. 2 still had elements of the original and even though it started off slow, it picked up steam to a supercharged, somewhat hokey ending.
    • 1142/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • her/1 page
      • • Her (2014) Review
          “Her” easily slides into my top 10 for 2013.
    • 2419/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • emma/1 page
      • • Emma (2020) Review
          Emma has had numerous iterations with more to come I’m sure but this version is well done and worthy of watching at least once.
    • 3054/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • furiosa-a-mad-max-saga/1 page
      • • Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (2024) Review
          While most of the Mad Max franchise has little in the way of plot and character development, Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga is the rare exception.
    • 2178/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • glass/1 page
      • • Glass (2019) Review
          Shyamalan does what we expect him to do with Glass and it wraps up these storylines though I don’t know if it was worth the 19-year wait.
    • 546/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • horrible-bosses/1 page
      • • Horrible Bosses (2011) Review
          There comes a time in everyone's life when their current employment makes them feel as if he/she wants to stay in bed that day and/or fantasize about plotting t
    • 1038/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • pacific-rim/1 page
      • • Pacific Rim (2013) Review
          Pacific Rim Is Another action packed thriller that may seem a little too familiar.
    • 2004/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • pacific-rim-uprising/1 page
      • • Pacific Rim: Uprising (2018) Review
          While not as good as the original, Pacific Rim: Uprising offers a couple of laughs, some fairly strong action sequences and a seemingly plausible story continue
    • 2741/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • hotel-transylvania-transformania/1 page
      • • Hotel Transylvania: Transformania (2022) Review
          As the fourth film in the Hotel Transylvania series, Transformania continues to keep its foundation rooted in the first movie.
    • 2299/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-lion-king/1 page
      • • The Lion King (2019) Review
          Jones is wonderful returning as the voice of the king, Mustafa. Oliver is also great as Zazu, the bird, bringing some levity to the film.
    • 2832/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • pinocchio/1 page
      • • Pinocchio (2022) Review
          Several scenes stand out including when Pinocchio and Geppetto are trapped inside the whale, and when Pinocchio is in Pleasure Island.
    • 1719/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • kong-skull-island/1 page
      • • Kong: Skull Island (2017) Review
          I suspect we will have two factions – the 2005 version of King Kong fans and the Skull Island King Kong version fans.  Regardless, the movie is entertaining and
    • 1412/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • room/1 page
      • • Room (2015) Review
          Room is a brilliant and poignant piece of film making, the movie is thought provoking and relevant.  Practically borrowing from recent years headlines, the stor
    • 2937/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • indiana-jones-and-the-dial-of-destiny/1 page
      • • Indiana Jones and The Dial of Destiny (2023) Review
          Indiana Jones and The Dial of Destiny is a solid send-off for Indiana Jones and Harrison Ford, but while older audiences will probably enjoy the film, it may no
    • 1066/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • riddick/1 page
      • • Riddick (2013) Review
          "Somewhere along the way I lost a step… gotta find that animal side again."Those words, croaked early in the film by Vin Diesel's titular a
    • 3085/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • maxxxine/1 page
      • • MaXXXine (2024) Review
          MaXXXine stands out as West's distinct creation, showcasing his unique style choices across all three films.
    • 2236/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • missing-link/1 page
      • • Missing Link (2019) Review
          Missing Link will capture audiences’ of all ages hearts.  It entertains, makes one think and ponder life but never loses sight of the joyous things in life.
    • 1457/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • deadpool/1 page
      • • Deadpool (2016) Review
          This is certainly not the typical Marvel/DC comic fare we’ve seen of late. Much like its main character, Deadpool sets itself apart from the rest.
    • 2558/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • greenland/1 page
      • • Greenland (2020) Review
          The plot and Ric Roman Waugh’s direction are what seemingly make the movie better than it might be otherwise.
    • 2666/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • respect/1 page
      • • Respect (2021) Review
          There will never be another Queen of Soul, but Jennifer Hudson certainly is a close second.
    • 2831/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • honk-for-jesus-save-your-soul/1 page
      • • Honk For Jesus. Save Your Soul. (2022) Review
          Hall and Brown are the shining lights in this pseudo comedy.
    • 1259/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • big-hero-6/1 page
      • • Big Hero 6 (2014) Review
          Without a doubt, Big Hero 6 is going to be the runaway film this holiday season. It is cleaver, cute, has the magic of Marvel in its story, and Baymax is just i
    • 331/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • marmaduke/1 page
      • • Marmaduke (2010) Review
          Old Yeller this isn't. Which is mildly amusing as Old Yeller is playing on a television in one of the movie's scenes. That's how I would summarize this movie. M
    • 2970/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • totally-killer/1 page
      • • Totally Killer (2023) Review
          Offsetting some of the terrible remakes, sequels, and book adaptations littering theaters, Totally Killer should give everyone hope that the comedy/horror genre
    • 1615/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • inferno/1 page
      • • Inferno (2016) Review
          Inferno's ending has been altered. While cinematically more exciting, it also holds no mystery.  Audiences who don’t know the story might find it wrapped up the
    • 1254/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • before-i-go-to-sleep/1 page
      • • Before I Go To Sleep (2014) Review
          If you like a good drama then you should check out Before I Go To Sleep. However, if you have the choice of seeing Before I Go To Sleep or seeing Memento for t
    • 2871/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • empire-of-light/1 page
      • • Empire of Light (2022) Review
          Ward is a rising star and his work in Empire of Light is just another example of his talent.
    • 463/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-kings-speech/1 page
      • • The King's Speech (2010) Review
          Oscar time is approaching and that means that many studios are re-releasing movies or trying their hardest to get those last few films out to audiences before v
    • 1961/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • paddington-2/1 page
      • • Paddington 2 (2018) Review
          Through the years, Paddington has been loved by many and with this second installment of the franchise, he looks to be loved by many more. This is a hugely ente
    • 1404/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • steve-jobs/1 page
      • • Steve Jobs (2015) Review
          To label a film biopic can sometimes be a little misleading. There is always a case for artistic license to emphasis part of the production, and this may be the
    • 1389/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • pan/1 page
      • • Pan (2015) Review
          Geared for pre-teens, Pan should be fairly well received by those it is aimed at. Others may walk away feeling a little bit deflated.
    • 3067/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-watchers/1 page
      • • The Watchers (2024) Review
          Simply put, The Watchers is unwatchable.
    • 2285/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • toy-story-4/1 page
      • • Toy Story 4 (2019) Review
          Disney manages to breathe new life into the Toy Story franchise, and found a way to once again give a cohesive tale that again finishes Woody’s saga as a childh
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    • • wall-e/1 page
      • • Wall-E (2008) Review
          I have been worried about his film for the last year or so, ever since I watched the teaser trailer where Andrew Stanton recaps the development of the ideas tha
    • 540/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • cars-2/1 page
      • • Cars 2 (2011) Review
          The first Cars film was a send up to all the road movies of the past. The film dealt with the love America has for the open road; watching the horizon stretch o
    • 1800/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • cars-3/1 page
      • • Cars 3 (2017) Review
          Better than the second film but not as good as the first, Cars 3 is still an uplifting story that will probably resonate with little kids.  It also gives us a n
    • 1325/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • inside-out/1 page
      • • Inside Out (2015) Review
          The voices in your head are real! They are cute, colorful, and wreak havoc with your emotions. At least that is what Disney and Pixar would like you to believe
    • 197/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • up/1 page
      • • Up (2009) Review
          I was able to tell from the teaser-trailer that Up was about an old man who fastens a bunch of helium balloons to his house and then uses it to take off. I
    • 2884/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • a-man-called-otto/1 page
      • • A Man Called Otto (2023) Review
          Let’s face it, anything Tom Hanks is in becomes elevated to the next level by his mere presence.
    • 191/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • angels-and-demons/1 page
      • • Angels & Demons (2009) Review
          Shortly after 2006's The Da Vinci Code became a commercial success, Imagine Entertainment began work on the prequel to that novel, Angels and Demons. Due t
    • 1093/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • captain-phillips/1 page
      • • Captain Phillips (2013) Review
          A Compelling Film Worthy of Oscar Consideration
    • 336/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • toy-story-3/1 page
      • • Toy Story 3 (2010) Review
          Demonstrating you cannot keep a good toy in the attic, Disney and Pixar are at it again with their summer animation film, Toy Story 3. They are toys, they talk,
    • 1346/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-end-of-the-tour/1 page
      • • The End of The Tour (2015) Review
          Jason Segel is brilliant as Wallace, a highly intelligent individual who, like many tortured writers, battled addiction and depression.  He plays Wallace with s
    • 1358/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • american-ultra/1 page
      • • American Ultra (2015) Review
          American Ultra couldn’t decide if it was a serious spy movie or a parody of a spy movie, which confused the audience and left each individual trying to figure o
    • 2725/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • being-the-ricardos/1 page
      • • Being The Ricardos (2021) Review
          A fictional tale interlaced with one person’s version of the truth, Being the Ricardos offers a glimpse of the private, behind the scenes dealings of Lucille Ba
    • 2608/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-mitchells-vs-the-machines/1 page
      • • The Mitchells vs. The Machines (2021) Review
          Colman … is a scene-stealer each and every time her character (the equivalent of a smartphone) delivers a line.
    • 2474/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-old-guard/1 page
      • • The Old Guard (2020) Review
          The visuals help to set the scenes well and director Gina Prince-Bythewood has decent pacing. The beginning is somewhat slow, but it picks up by the second act.
    • 1551/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • sausage-party/1 page
      • • Sausage Party (2016) Review
          I dub Sausage Party “The soft porn of the animated food industry”.
    • 933/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • bullet-to-the-head/1 page
      • • Bullet to the Head (2013) Review
          Bullet To The Head's Story and acting never rises above average.
    • 1546/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • suicide-squad/1 page
      • • Suicide Squad (2016) Review
          Does Suicide Squad live up to the hype?  No, no it doesn’t.  Is it absolutely horrible? No, no it isn’t.
    • 2925/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-flash/1 page
      • • The Flash (2023) Review
          You know the movie has some issues when the audience is more excited to see the supporting cast and cameo appearances as opposed to watching the lead.
    • 2902/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • shazam-fury-of-the-gods/1 page
      • • Shazam! Fury of the Gods Theatrical Review: A Captivating Superhero Adventure
          Shazam! Fury of the Gods has good and bad points, but when you come right down to it, it is a decent film that includes a star-studded cast, a cool, evil dragon
    • 2663/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-suicide-squad/1 page
      • • The Suicide Squad (2021) Review
          The Suicide Squad misses the mark almost from the very beginning as it makes its descent into the bowels of filmmaking.
    • 591/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • straw-dogs/1 page
      • • Straw Dogs (2011) Review
          Here's a remake that actually makes for better entertainment.  It's called Straw Dogs and the cunning little tale takes you into the dark side of a dysfunc
    • 1364/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-visit/1 page
      • • The Visit (2015) Review
          For those looking for a jump out of your seat, wet your pants, scary, gory slasher film, The Visit isn’t it.  It is more psychological in nature and what I woul
    • 683/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • safe-house/1 page
      • • Safe House (2012) Review
          Safe House Is A thriller and a chiller, an action lovers’ delight.
    • 1300/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • furious-7/1 page
      • • Furious 7 (2015) Review
          Furious 7 is everything you would expect from the Fast and Furious franchise and so much more.  Once again "the family" needs to pull together to
    • 510/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • fast-five/1 page
      • • Fast Five (2011) Review
          Back in 2001, a little summer film, entitled The Fast & The Furious, was launched on moviegoers.  The film, directed by Rob Cohen (xXx), provided enoug
    • 1608/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • jack-reacher-never-go-back/1 page
      • • Jack Reacher: Never Go Back (2016) Review
          There is cohesive synergy between the cast.  Cruise, Smulders, and Yarosh make a great threesome- all exploring new aspects of individual relationships that rea
    • 126/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • eagle-eye/1 page
      • • Eagle Eye (2008) Review
          Technology runs amok in the latest techno action thriller Eagle Eye, starring Shia LaBeouf, Michelle Monaghan where two unsuspecting Americans (Shia LaBeouf, Mi
    • 942/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • a-good-day-to-die-hard/1 page
      • • A Good Day to Die Hard (2013) Review
          Die Hard's Over The Top Action A Thrill To Adrenaline Junkies
    • 494/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • limitless/1 page
      • • Limitless (2011) Review
          If you could access all of your brain power and all you needed to do was take one pill a day, would you do it? That's the question at the heart of the new suspe
    • 2553/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • wolfwalkers/1 page
      • • Wolfwalkers (2020) Review
          Wolfwalkers brings together an old tale, an age-old debate, and a skillset that fewer and fewer people possess.
    • 2818/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • mrs-harris-goes-to-paris/1 page
      • • Mrs Harris Goes To Paris (2022) Review
          If you want a cute, lighthearted, “gosh, golly gee” kind of movie with incredible fashions, then Mrs Harris Goes To Paris is one right up your alley.
    • 3129/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • sideways/1 page
      • • Sideways (2004) Review
          Giamatti, although overlooked by the Academy, serves as the emotional anchor of the film, holding its narrative together with his compelling performance.
    • 1144/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • ride-along/1 page
      • • Ride Along (2014) Review
          Ride Along Is A fun film with a lot of colorful comedy.
    • 298/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • a-serious-man/1 page
      • • A Serious Man (2009) Review
          The Coen's, A Serious Man, packs a punch like a Kafka story – it is dark, the main character suffers, and there is no explanation or redemption. As it
    • 3075/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • thelma/1 page
      • • Thelma (2024) Review
          Thelma balances humor and vulnerability, offering an insightful view of senior struggles. Margolin's direction blends honesty and well-placed humor seamlessly.
    • 1336/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • trainwreck/1 page
      • • Trainwreck (2015) Review
          While Trainwreck wasn’t my favorite film, you could find a worse way to spend your time and money. For the majority of moviegoers, it will be a great, funny fi
    • 774/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • ted/1 page
      • • Ted (2012) Review
          Ted Is a laugh-riot with its excellent cast and script.
    • 767/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • seeking-a-friend-for-the-end-of-the-world/1 page
      • • Seeking a Friend for the End of the World (2012) Review
          Usually with a disaster movie you follow the main characters as they fight for survival.  In this case, we have something different: there is no hope for s
    • 57/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • a-christmas-story/1 page
      • • A Christmas Story (1983) Review
          The Christmas movie can get away with sappiness in a way that most other family-friendly movies can't. It's okay to have peace-on-earth and goodwill to all men
    • 2189/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • heading-home-the-tale-of-team-israel/1 page
      • • Heading Home: The Tale of Team Israel (2018) Review
          If you like a good fairytale story, baseball or are Jewish (or more than one of these things) you will identify with Heading Home: The Tale of Team Israel.
    • 2238/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • disneynature-penguins/1 page
      • • Disneynature Penguins (2019) Review
          Disneynature Penguins has heart and will make you see penguins (and the name Steve) in an entirely new light. You can safely take the entire family knowing that
    • 670/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • extremely-loud-and-incredibly-close/1 page
      • • Extremely Loud And Incredibly Close (2012) Review
          Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close Is Saved By The Fine Performances.
    • 2817/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • where-the-crawdads-sing/1 page
      • • Where the Crawdads Sing (2022) Review
          The young, up and coming cast are terrific with Edgar-Jones leading the charge for the others to follow.
    • 333/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • solitary-man/1 page
      • • Solitary Man (2010) Review
          It is not so much that Ben (Michael Douglas, Wall Street, Falling Down) is alone, the thematic underpinning that the advertisements for Solitary Man would have
    • 1574/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • sully/1 page
      • • Sully (2016) Review
          Tom Hanks was fantastic as the stoic pilot turned reluctant hero whose brave decision saved hundreds of lives.
    • 2218/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • ruben-brandt-collector/1 page
      • • Ruben Brandt, Collector (2019) Review
          Even if you don’t know the names of every painting flashing across the screen you are aware that you are witnessing masterpieces from almost the first frame.
    • 1245/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • big-driver/1 page
      • • Big Driver (2014) Review
          Big Driver is an excellent film that expands Lifetime’s offerings on its station. Be forewarned the film is not for the weak of stomach or young children.
    • 3030/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • kate/1 page
      • • Kate (2021) Review
          Kate melds heart-pounding action with emotional depth, as Mary Elizabeth Winstead shines in a neon-lit Tokyo. A visceral thrill ride that delivers more than jus
    • 2682/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-eyes-of-tammy-faye/1 page
      • • The Eyes of Tammy Faye (2021) Review
          Chastain is the saving grace for this film with her performance of the over-the-top Tammy Faye.
    • 1247/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-best-of-me/1 page
      • • The Best of Me (2014) Review
          The Best of me is not great cinema and won’t be winning any awards but Liberato is terrific and the photography is beautiful. Otherwise, it’s what you would ex
    • 120/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • righteous-kill/1 page
      • • Righteous Kill (2008) Review
          Al Pacino and Robert De Niro, two names that are synonymous with the silver screen, both starred in the "Godfather II" film, but never had any scenes
    • 2123/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • beautiful-boy/1 page
      • • Beautiful Boy (2018) Review
          Beautiful Boy manages to accentuate the devastation addiction brings on the whole family while also highlighting not only the big problem this country faces but
    • 994/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • 42/1 page
      • • 42 (2013) Review
          42 Is A very good film that shows greatness on the part of both black and white.
    • 2467/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • 7500/1 page
      • • 7500 (2020) Review
          Gordon-Levitt was an excellent casting choice as he is certainly one of the best parts of 7500.
    • 2527/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • come-away/1 page
      • • Come Away (2020) Review
          With Jolie and Oyelowo heading up this cast, one would expect great things from Come Away.
    • 265/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • planet-51/1 page
      • • Planet 51 (2009) Review
          Modern animation has benefited from two relatively recent technologies -- cheap computer animation and 3D. While the latter could be considered a gimmick (
    • 2138/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-grinch/1 page
      • • The Grinch (2018) Review
          As this is the season for family moviegoing, The Grinch throws its hat in the ring as a solid offering to spend one’s hard earned money on.
    • 2510/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • secret-society-of-second-born-royals/1 page
      • • Secret Society of Second Born Royals (2020) Review
          Lee is decent as the princess suddenly discovering her powers and capably leads the Disney film and the cast, which is quite an undertaking for a teenager.
    • 1243/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • alexander-and-the-terrible-horrible-no-good-very-bad-day/1 page
      • • Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day (2014) Review
          If you're a parent, been around kids, married, or just had a very bad day of epic proportions, you will find many laughs to share in this film.
    • 459/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-rite/1 page
      • • The Rite (2011) Review
          Every horror movie that comes along boasts that this film will be the scariest movie you have ever seen; sometimes even making comparisons to classic films like
    • 2953/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-last-voyage-of-the-demeter/1 page
      • • The Last Voyage of the Demeter (2023) Review
          Staying true to the mysticism and the horror of the novel, director André Øvredal offers the audience a slow burn that is perhaps a little too slow.
    • 318/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • a-nightmare-on-elm-street/1 page
      • • A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010) Review
          Freddy Krueger.  Is a killer.  Who kills people in their dreams.  With knives attached to his fingers. I apologize if I am spoiling the surprise
    • 1405/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • jem-and-the-holograms/1 page
      • • Jem and the Holograms (2015) Review
          I can't, in good conscience, recommend this movie to anyone other than soccer moms who are looking to have a mommy/daughter “date” with their little girl before
    • 1650/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • la-la-land/1 page
      • • La La Land (2016) Review
          While the movie is “tongue in cheek” and may not completely live up to the movie musical grandeur of olden days, it is, nonetheless, an uplifting, fun film and
    • 3141/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • wicked/1 page
      • • Wicked (2024) Review
          Wicked, Part I is set to become a major box office hit, generating impressive revenue and drawing in audiences globally.
    • 2634/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • in-the-heights/1 page
      • • In the Heights (2021) Review
          What makes this movie truly great is the combination of strong source material, a dynamic director, and an incredible cast.
    • 958/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • oz-the-great-and-powerful/1 page
      • • Oz: The Great and Powerful (2013) Review
          The bold, dazzling and dramatic Oz the Great and Powerful opens this weekend with immense possibilities of being the top gainer so far this year. Nearly critic
    • 3113/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • transformers-one/1 page
      • • Transformers One (2024) Review
          While Transformers One does feel like a very well-animated Saturday morning cartoon, the plot is well thought out and the writing is smart and funny.
    • 2366/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • terminator-dark-fate/1 page
      • • Terminator: Dark Fate (2019) Review
          Terminator: Dark Fate is simply amazing. One of the best action films of the decade. A film that all disappointed Terminator fans can be happy with again, and t
    • 83/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • speed-racer/1 page
      • • Speed Racer (2008) Review
          Speed Racer isn't just an adaptation. It's a live-action anime executed with fearless conviction.
    • 535/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • green-lantern-emerald-knights/1 page
      • • Green Lantern: Emerald Knights (2011) Review
          One of the more popular comic book characters right now is Green Lantern, a soldier entrusted with a power ring that allows him to create light constructs with
    • 93/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-incredible-hulk/1 page
      • • The Incredible Hulk (2008) Review
          Ever since The Crow was released in 1994 and refined the superhero genre, it seems Hollywood cannot get enough of superheroes.  This year is no exception w
    • 112/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • death-race/1 page
      • • Death Race (2008) Review
          It's the end of summer, families are taking their last vacations, kids are getting ready for school, and the studios start to release the films that didn't make
    • 725/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • lockout/1 page
      • • Lockout (2012) Review
          Lockout is a good sci-fi attempt falls short.
    • 769/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • abraham-lincoln-vampire-hunter/1 page
      • • Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter (2012) Review
          Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter": Those four words, strung together in that order, sound like a lot of fun, don't they? It's a totally ridicul
    • 1015/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • after-earth/1 page
      • • After Earth (2013) Review
          After Earth Is An adventure for Teens and a visual treat for us older guys.
    • 44/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • stardust/1 page
      • • Stardust (2007) Review
          Gaiman knows how to work a fantasy world with an internal logic and this carries through into the shorter, tighter movie script.
    • 2694/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • many-saints-of-newark/1 page
      • • Many Saints of Newark (2021) Review
          Individually, the cast is very good but as an ensemble they are outstanding.
    • 924/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-last-stand/1 page
      • • The Last Stand (2013) Review
          The Last Stand Is A very exciting action film for adult viewing.
    • 329/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • prince-of-persia-the-sands-of-time/1 page
      • • Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time (2010) Review
          Summer 2010 started off with a bang two weeks ago with Iron Man 2 smashing its way onto the silver screen, and this Memorial Day continues the summer blockbuste
    • 434/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-tourist/1 page
      • • The Tourist (2010) Review
          Lets get things straight first...if you are going into the Tourist thinking it is going to be a wild ride like a Jason Bourne film, then you will be sorely disa
    • 142/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • bolt/1 page
      • • Bolt (2008) Review
          Kid's movies walk a fine line; they have to keep children entertained, so they require a story that is very basic, drama that is extremely explicit and "un
    • 2829/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • samaritan/1 page
      • • Samaritan (2022) Review
          Let’s face it, the world doesn’t need another superhero movie and it definitely doesn’t need this one.
    • 2588/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • chaos-walking/1 page
      • • Chaos Walking (2021) Review
          There is a reason the movie is called Chaos Walking and the film lives up to its name.
    • 2359/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-current-war/1 page
      • • The Current War (2019) Review
          If you’re a ‘Turn of the Century’ history buff you might like this movie. I did not.
    • 2715/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • king-richard/1 page
      • • King Richard (2021) Review
          Besides Smith, the movie is stacked with talent beginning with the young actresses portraying Venus and Serena.
    • 738/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • marvels-the-avengers/1 page
      • • Marvel's The Avengers (2012) Review
          Avengers Is Pure Action; No Character Development.
    • 1621/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • arrival/1 page
      • • Arrival (2016) Review
          Director Denis Villeneuve does a very good job keeping the pace going throughout Arrival.
    • 1072/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • prisoners/1 page
      • • Prisoners (2013) Review
          Shocking, relentless and suspenseful Prisoners opens in theaters this weekend with a story of abduction that's gut wrenching to the core. Much like the urgency
    • 1381/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • sicario/1 page
      • • Sicario (2015) Review
          Not since Steven Soderbergh's Traffic has their been a film quite like Sicario.
    • 1189/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • x-men-days-of-future-past/1 page
      • • X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014) Review
          X-Men: Days of Future Past Is A Very Decent Film, But Makes Your Mind Work.
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    • • jumper/1 page
      • • Jumper (2008) Review
          I read the 1992 Steven Gould novel which was fairly streamlined science fiction: take a precept that a young man can teleport and then play the game of figuring
    • 1306/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-age-of-adaline/1 page
      • • The Age of Adaline (2015) Review
          From the trailers I decided I wanted to see Age of Adaline.   It looked mildly interesting, starred actors I typically liked, and wasn't the same old
    • 2516/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-war-with-grandpa/1 page
      • • The War With Grandpa (2020) Review
          The War With Grandpa isn’t a masterpiece by any means, but it has a good cast and sheds some light onto the growing topic of eldercare and family dynamics in 20
    • 1222/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-expendables-3/1 page
      • • The Expendables 3 (2014) Review
          Expendables 3 - ost pre(to post) pubescent boys from the mid-eighties will undoubtedly enjoy this film.
    • 1753/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • sand-castle/1 page
      • • Sand Castle (2017) Review
          While the material isn’t necessarily anything new or earth-shattering – we all know from the news the struggles out troops have faced overseas – I thought the m
    • 2990/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • silent-night/1 page
      • • Silent Night (2023) Review
          John Woo, known for his signature filmmaking style, subtly alters course in Silent Night, diverging from his usual techniques.
    • 3162/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • sonic-the-hedgehog-3/1 page
      • • Sonic the Hedgehog 3: A Beloved Character's Return Review
          The mid-credits scene delivers an electrifying reaction, showcasing a moment Sonic fans will absolutely love. Pure excitement for every Sonic enthusiast!
    • 2410/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • sonic-the-hedgehog/1 page
      • • Sonic The Hedgehog (2020) Review
          The movie pays homage to the game that will have fans reminiscing about their childhoods while offers enough pop culture and modern technological touches to ent
    • 1233/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • a-walk-among-the-tombstones/1 page
      • • A Walk Among the Tombstones (2014) Review
          ore than just a “scary film”, “A Walk Among the Tombstones” makes you think, and to a certain extent, feel bad for the drug dealers whose loved ones have been t
    • 2954/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • gran-turismo/1 page
      • • Gran Turismo (2023) Review
          Director Neill Blomkamp takes the audience “along for the ride” as camera angles offer views from inside the vehicle, the spectator stands, and the helicopter
    • 95/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-happening/1 page
      • • The Happening (2008) Review
          It's no surprise that M. Night makes challenging movies--exactly who they challenge, though, is a matter of some opinion. The consensus seems to be that they ch
    • 2684/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • copshop/1 page
      • • Copshop (2021) Review
          If you just sit back and take COPSHOP for what it is, a good American action flick, you’ll find it one big exciting ride from start to finish.
    • 2681/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • copshop/1 page
      • • Copshop (2021) Review
          Copshop offers a little something for almost everyone. It has mystery, action (including plenty of blood splatter), and a bit of drama thrown in as well.
    • 1344/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • vacation/1 page
      • • Vacation (2015) Review
          Once upon a time, John Hughes forever changed a simple word...Vacation.
    • 1043/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • redemption/1 page
      • • Redemption (2013) Review
          Director Steven Knight's Redemption (Hummingbird in the UK) sees Jason Statham in the lead role of Joey Jones. Jones is a former Royal Marine com
    • 843/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • looper/1 page
      • • Looper (2012) Review
          Looper Is An innovative futuristic action thriller with some nice twists.
    • 652/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-girl-with-the-dragon-tattoo/1 page
      • • The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo (2011) Review
          The mystery and suspense in The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo gets menacing giving audiences an unsuspected thriller.  I liked this version over the foreign
    • 52/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-golden-compass/1 page
      • • The Golden Compass (2007) Review
          Canada is forward thinking: their politics are more progressive, their environmental discipline is more advanced, and their movie sneak previews are a week ahea
    • 91/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-illusionist/1 page
      • • The Illusionist (2006) Review
          The 2006 movie came out around the same time as The Prestige and involved another stage magician in a period-piece romance. This time we're in Vienna at the tur
    • 2246/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • uglydolls/1 page
      • • UglyDolls (2019) Review
          There is so much vocal talent in UglyDolls that it has a solid foundation. Kelly Clarkson’s bubbly personality is perfect for Moxy who is perpetually optimisti
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    • • the-exorcist-believer/1 page
      • • The Exorcist: Believer (2023) Review
          Green, who also directs the movie, is not earning himself a great reputation in the horror film genre.
    • 2565/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • one-night-in-miami/1 page
      • • One Night In Miami (2020) Review
          King offers an intimate view of this fictional, fated evening while also offering the audience a broader view of the country at that time.
    • 1003/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-great-gatsby/1 page
      • • The Great Gatsby (2013) Review
          The Great Gatsby Is A film version of a pop-up book with a lot of cardboard characters.
    • 3103/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • my-penguin-friend/1 page
      • • My Penguin Friend (2024) Review
          My Penguin Friend is a family-friendly, old-fashioned, heart-warming tale that is certain to please audiences of all ages while offering a lesson about nature.
    • 1489/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • criminial/1 page
      • • Criminial (2016) Review
          Criminal is a very nondescript title for a somewhat interesting film, and that is only the first of a few of the problems plaguing Director Ariel Vromen’s (The
    • 2108/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • night-school/1 page
      • • Night School (2018) Review
          Night School offers some of the laughs and gags are so funny that you can't hear the next bit of dialog because the audience is laughing too hard!
    • 2267/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • rocketman/1 page
      • • Rocketman (2019) Review
          Rocketman is one of those films that light up the cinematic universe. It’s a musical, visual, storytelling gem; don’t miss it.
    • 2253/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • tolkien/1 page
      • • Tolkien (2019) Review
          We’re so used to the glitz and promotion of epic effects-laden productions these days, that it’s easy to miss a small well made and enjoyable film like this. It
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    • • julie-and-julia/1 page
      • • Julie & Julia (2009) Review
          It's not very often that Hollywood can make TWO different books into ONE movie, but perhaps they found the perfect vehicle to try it. Julie & Julia is
    • 541/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • bad-teacher/1 page
      • • Bad Teacher (2011) Review
          In the vein of raunchy comedies, Bad Teacher strives to add itself to the likes of Bad Santa, Grandma's Boy, and Superbad. The film stars Cameron Diaz, Jason Se
    • 1480/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • batman-v-superman-dawn-of-justice/1 page
      • • Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016) Review
          Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice lacks is excitement.  It has plenty of fighting scenes but no real urgency to add suspense.
    • 442/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-fighter/1 page
      • • The Fighter (2010) Review
          Mark Wahlberg has a tendency to be type cast as the guy "from the streets" and while he has often expressed some displeasure with the kind of films of
    • 457/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-company-men/1 page
      • • The Company Men (2011) Review
          The talk of recession has been topic of discussion for a few years now. After a lot of the larger corporate companies started downsizing there was a general fea
    • 393/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-social-network/1 page
      • • The Social Network (2010) Review
          What most surprised me regarding The Social Network was the degree to which I sympathized with its subject, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg (Jesse Eisenberg, Z
    • 851/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • taken-2/1 page
      • • Taken 2 (2012) Review
          Liam Neeson first appeared as former CIA operative Bryan Mills in 2008's Taken, in which Mills's daughter was kidnapped by an Albanian sex-trafficking gang
    • 1749/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • fate-of-the-furious/1 page
      • • Fate of The Furious (2017) Review
          The series has a loyal fan base and if the crowds for the previous screenings are any indications this movie will do very well at the box office.  With movies n
    • 2643/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • f9/1 page
      • • F9 (2021) Review
          If the television show Happy Days “jumped the shark” and Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull “nuked the fridge”, then The Fast and Furious Franc
    • 845/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • hotel-transylvania/1 page
      • • Hotel Transylvania (2012) Review
          A father's love for his daughter knows no bounds, even if you're Dracula. Parents will tell you that wanting to protect their children from the outside wor
    • 1150/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • labor-day/1 page
      • • Labor Day (2014) Review
          Labor Day Is A film with a different kind of romance.
    • 1135/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-wolf-of-wall-street/1 page
      • • The Wolf of Wall Street (2013) Review
          The Wolf of Wall Street One of the most outstanding films for 2013.
    • 1123/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • frozen/1 page
      • • Frozen (2013) Review
          Disney's Frozen A charming film that conjures up memories of Disney’s delightful past animated features.
    • 1779/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • pirates-of-the-caribbean-dead-men-tell-no-tales/1 page
      • • Pirates of The Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales (2017) Review
          I recommend enduring the lengthy credit roll as there is a surprise with which you will be rewarded!  That said, two more mentions...Sir Paul McCartney appears
    • 1697/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-salesman/1 page
      • • The Salesman (2017) Review
          There is a reason Farhadi is an award-winning filmmaker and The Salesman is a shining example of his excellent work.
    • 879/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • wreck-it-ralph/1 page
      • • Wreck-It Ralph (2012) Review
          Wreck-It Ralph is a terrific family adventure with a nostalgic blast!
    • 1018/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-internship/1 page
      • • The Internship (2013) Review
          Internship Is A fun film with a lot of heart.
    • 606/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-ides-of-march/1 page
      • • The Ides of March (2011) Review
          Given the terrible state of our economical and political landscape at the moment, a film like The Ides of March could not have come at a better time. The movie
    • 2506/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • kajillionaire/1 page
      • • Kajillionaire (2020) Review
          As Kajillionaire begins it shows signs of promise but in the end falls flat and doesn’t deliver a satisfying conclusion.
    • 1253/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • how-to-train-your-dragon-2/1 page
      • • How To Train Your Dragon 2 (2014) Review
          All in all, If you’re looking for an animated story that both boys and girls will enjoy then definitely get How to Train Your Dragon 2 on iTunes.
    • 682/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • journey-2-the-mysterious-island/1 page
      • • Journey 2: The Mysterious Island (2012) Review
          Journey 2: The Mysterious Island runs along the same format as the 2008 Journey to the Centre of the Earth. Josh Hutcherson comes back as Sean Anderson while Dw
    • 1299/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • home/1 page
      • • Home (2015) Review
          For the kids, Home is a cute movie with a main character you want to squeeze and some nice songs. It certainly won’t be an epic or memorable animated film in t
    • 3120/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-wild-robot/1 page
      • • The Wild Robot (2024) Review
          Nyong'o has a lilt and a cadence to her voice that makes Roz sound as sweet and caring as she sounds metallic.
    • 2038/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • solo-a-star-wars-story/1 page
      • • Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018) Review
          As a standalone film, Solo: A Star Wars Story has a good plot, interesting characters, and well-done action scenes.  As part of the classic franchise, it comes
    • 706/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • seeking-justice/1 page
      • • Seeking Justice (2012) Review
          In the gritty underbelly of "post-Katrina" New Orleans, crime is rampant. There are those on both sides of the law, and some who subscribe to neither.
    • 694/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • dr-seuss-the-lorax/1 page
      • • Dr. Seuss' The Lorax (2012) Review
          The Lorax marks the fourth story of the late great Dr. Seuss to be adapted into a film.
    • 632/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • immortals/1 page
      • • Immortals (2011) Review
          For the new film Immortals directed by Tarsem Singh, looks are everything. A movie can have a lousy screenplay and uninteresting characters, but as long as the
    • 2728/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • spider-man-no-way-home/1 page
      • • Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021) Review
          While not necessarily the best film of the year, Spider-Man: No Way Home makes up for the technical deficiencies with several surprises along the way.
    • 949/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • snitch/1 page
      • • Snitch (2013) Review
          Snitch Is A very good action drama with an important lesson to be learned.
    • 2930/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-blackening/1 page
      • • The Blackening (2023) Review
          There are so many things that are done right in this film that make it a solid entry in the comedy/horror genre.
    • 1692/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • rings/1 page
      • • Rings (2017) Review
          Tune-in and dig deeper.  Notice the layered subtleties amidst the obvious.  You might notice that this is not just another flawed horror flick, but the beginnin
    • 1242/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • dracula-untold/1 page
      • • Dracula Untold (2014) Review
          In my mind Dracula Untold is the best Dracula film to date, even super seeding Francis Ford Coppola’s Bram Stoker’s Dracula.
    • 2647/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-tomorrow-war/1 page
      • • The Tomorrow War (2021) Review
          J.K. Simmons (Spider-Man) has some great dialogue as Dan's estranged father, and he delivers his lines expertly.
    • 1082/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • gravity/1 page
      • • Gravity (2013) Review
          Breathtaking, mesmerizing and thrilling the movie Gravity explodes on the screen generating a feast of cinematic brilliance.  In 3D IMAX the film will have
    • 2081/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • crazy-rich-asians/1 page
      • • Crazy Rich Asians (2018) Review
          Crazy Rich Asians — Hilarious, Heartwarming, and Historic!
    • 2658/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • jungle-cruise/1 page
      • • Jungle Cruise (2021) Review
          Jungle Cruise could have been hit or miss but thankfully, Disney did it right and the result is and fun, summer film.
    • 1500/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-nice-guys/1 page
      • • The Nice Guys (2016) Review
          While not as strong, or cohesive, as Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, The Nice Guys is still a humorous film with a multi-layered plot underneath.
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    • • fantastic-four-rise-of-the-silver-surfer/1 page
      • • Fantastic Four: Rise Of The Silver Surfer (2007) Review
          The first in the series sold out one of the greatest villains in comic history by trying to make Dr. Doom into Lex Luthor. Maybe you can't blame them too harshl
    • 2589/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • coming-2-america/1 page
      • • Coming 2 America (2021) Review
          Packed with comedy, action, and just plain fun, Coming 2 America is not only a must-see for fans of the original film but actually for everyone!
    • 973/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-croods/1 page
      • • The Croods (2013) Review
          'The Croods' Surprises With Great Family Fun.
    • 1576/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • who-gets-the-dog/1 page
      • • Who Gets the Dog? (2016) Review
          Silverstone and Kwanten are spectacular.  Their chemistry is unmistakable and their lines are delivered with precision and emotion, without over-dramatization.
    • 1979/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • black-panther/1 page
      • • Black Panther (2018) Review
          Marvel Studios usually does a good job with these films but with Black Panther, they stepped up their game and it pays off.
    • 2764/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • take-back-the-night/1 page
      • • Take Back The Night (2022) Review
          Take Back the Night looks at the concept of victim shaming and does so in a brutal and "in your face" kind of way without explanation or apology.
    • 108/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-mummy-tomb-of-the-dragon-emperor/1 page
      • • The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor (2008) Review
          What's the opposite of 'Synergy' where things are more than the sum of their parts? The answer is "antagonism" where additive elements actually detrac
    • 107/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-mummy-tomb-of-the-dragon-emperor/1 page
      • • The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor (2008) Review
          It has been seven years since the O'Connell's were on the silver screen, and they are back this summer in The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor.  However,
    • 579/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • dont-be-afraid-of-the-dark/1 page
      • • Don't Be Afraid of The Dark (2011) Review
          While certainly not the best we have seen from Del Toro over years, the film does succeed in bringing about the shock value you can expect from any horror film.
    • 571/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • final-destination-5/1 page
      • • Final Destination 5 (2011) Review
          Shattering, piercing, gut wrenching, queasy, bloody, gouging, bone breaking, mind blowing, and yet mesmerizing that's what Final Destination 5 is all about,
    • 159/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • taken/1 page
      • • Taken (2009) Review
          The trailer for Taken has Liam Neeson on the phone with his daughter who is in a hotel.  She has just witnessed some thugs grab her friend, and as her fath
    • 370/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • takers/1 page
      • • Takers (2010) Review
          There is no justice in the world, but there can be justice in film, so Takers in its later acts becomes bent on digging up the flaws in its characters, so caref
    • 473/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • unknown/1 page
      • • Unknown (2011) Review
          Unknown, the latest thriller film from Dark Castle and Warner Bros., stars Liam Neeson and is based on a story by Didier Van Cauwelaert.   Dr. Martin Harri
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    • • the-ruins/1 page
      • • The Ruins (2008) Review
          Horror has several elements that make it really sparkle. First, it has to scare you--this should be obvious but there are different kinds of "scared."
    • 1211/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • dawn-of-the-planet-of-the-apes/1 page
      • • Dawn of the Planet of the Apes (2014) Review
          Based on the previews, I was excited to see this film but I was ultimately disappointed.
    • 862/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • seven-psychopaths/1 page
      • • Seven Psychopaths (2012) Review
          When you have a violent comedy your cast must have the ability to carry out the dialogue with dead pan and tongue-in-cheek precision, with Seven Psychopaths the
    • 2957/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • golda/1 page
      • • Golda (2023) Review
          Director Guy Nattiv (Skin) makes purposeful decisions with close ups and camera angles.
    • 400/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • red/1 page
      • • Red (2010) Review
          Filling the comic book void this fall comes Red, starring an ensemble cast of Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman, John Malkovich, Helen Mirren, Mary-Louise Parker, Ka
    • 2843/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • smile/1 page
      • • Smile (2022) Review
          Smile offers every horror fan something, whether it is the supernatural elements, the gore and blood, the jump scares or the psychological thriller aspects.
    • 2262/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • aladdin/1 page
      • • Aladdin (2019) Review
          ...the good is most of the cast, especially Mena Massoud as Aladdin.
    • 810/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-odd-life-of-timothy-green/1 page
      • • The Odd Life of Timothy Green (2012) Review
          The Odd Life of Timothy Green Is A film that reaches out to family with a good message.
    • 790/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-watch/1 page
      • • The Watch (2012) Review
          The Watch Could have been, should have been comedy that never does.
    • 464/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-roommate/1 page
      • • The Roommate (2011) Review
          There have been a lot of remakes coming to theaters for a while now. Some of them have been passable and others have been beyond laughable. With these remakes t
    • 2616/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • wrath-of-man/1 page
      • • Wrath of Man (2021) Review
          If you've been waiting for an intense revenge thriller with some strong plot maneuvering and an overload of violence to come along, "Wrath Of Man" should satisf
    • 2615/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • wrath-of-man/1 page
      • • Wrath of Man (2021) Review
          Part of what leads to Wrath of Man’s ultimate demise, is the story and the script.
    • 322/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-blind-side/1 page
      • • The Blind Side (2009) Review
          Hollywood was literally hit in its "blind side" when the unassuming, rags to riches sports story "The Blind Side" was released in fall of 20
    • 1424/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • creed/1 page
      • • Creed (2015) Review
          Lets face it, had this movie been made without Stallone, it would have been a completely different film and not nearly as good.  Rocky had to be included in the
    • 993/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • trance/1 page
      • • Trance (2013) Review
          I must admit to not having looked forward to a single Danny Boyle film in recent years. I enjoyed his films that were more rough-cut, like Trainspotting,Sh
    • 268/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-princess-and-the-frog/1 page
      • • The Princess and the Frog (2009) Review
          After a five year hiatus, Walt Disney Animation Studios has released the next hand-drawn animated feature, The Princess and the Frog. Based on the classic
    • 650/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • young-adult/1 page
      • • Young Adult (2011) Review
          Take two aspirins and go to bed, a great remedy for Young Adult, an over stated understatement that never gets entertaining.  Billed as a comedy, the more
    • 1541/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • jason-bourne/1 page
      • • Jason Bourne (2016) Review
          After the Bourne Legacy, the franchise needed a boost and it certainly got one with this latest film.
    • 1035/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-heat/1 page
      • • The Heat (2013) Review
          The Heat Is A wacky film that provides abundant laughter
    • 105/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • x-files-i-want-to-believe/1 page
      • • X-Files: I Want to Believe (2008) Review
          It has been six years since X-files has been off the air, but this summer, the series creator, Chris Carter, along with David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson, bri
    • 39/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • resident-evil-extinction/1 page
      • • Resident Evil: Extinction (2007) Review
          It is the month of September, and like clockwork another Resident Evil movie has been unleashed in the theater. This go round Alice and the gang this head out o
    • 612/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-three-musketeers/1 page
      • • The Three Musketeers (2011) Review
          It is beyond amazing at how easily someone can take a classic tale and turn it into something unentertaining. What was once an epic tale has been watered down f
    • 29/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • ultraviolet/1 page
      • • Ultraviolet (2006) Review
          In a future where technology can compress dimensional space, where motorcycles can ride on the walls, where pathogen-created vampires can kill rooms full of peo
    • 2268/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • tomorrow-man/1 page
      • • Tomorrow Man (2019) Review
          I hate to see good actors relegated to working in poor films. This is a poor film, wait to see it on the TV, if you’re interested, if it ever gets there.
    • 836/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-sweeney/1 page
      • • The Sweeney (2013) Review
          TV in the UK in the 1970's may not have been unqualifiedly describable as brilliant, but one of the shining lights from that era was cop show "The Swee
    • 664/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • contraband/1 page
      • • Contraband (2012) Review
          Contraband is eye candy for the action junkies who like their crime in huge scoops.
    • 2892/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • crouching-tiger-hidden-dragon/1 page
      • • Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2001) Review
          Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon was groundbreaking for its time... Lee did an incredible job bringing something new and fresh to action movies.
    • 1661/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • why-him/1 page
      • • Why Him? (2016) Review
          There is nothing new or earth shattering about Why Him? The story has been told a thousand times before and I’m sure this isn’t the last time we will see it.
    • 2854/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • wendell-and-wild/1 page
      • • Wendell & Wild (2022) Review
          Director Henry Selick is no stranger to stop-motion animation and his distinct style can be seen throughout the movie.
    • 2858/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • black-panther-wakanda-forever/1 page
      • • Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022) Review
          While Boseman’s absence is definitely felt, most of the incredibly talented cast from the first film returns elevating the level of acting throughout the film.
    • 428/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • faster/1 page
      • • Faster (2010) Review
          Faster is a classic revenge tale combined with the simplicity of the grindhouse movies of the 70's. After a steady career in wrestling Dwayne "The Rock&quo
    • 527/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-hangover-part-ii/1 page
      • • The Hangover Part II (2011) Review
          ‘Holdover Part II' is more like it because The Hangover Part II should be in movie theaters for a very long time.  The hilarious comedy uses the same
    • 1012/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • fast-and-furious-6/1 page
      • • Fast & Furious 6 (2013) Review
          There are not that many franchises that can boast six or more feature films to their name, but that landmark has just been set for the hugely popular high octan
    • 3065/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • bad-boys-ride-or-die/1 page
      • • Bad Boys: Ride or Die (2024) Review
          The humor-to-action ratio seems to be askew making Bad Boys: Ride or Die enjoyable and on the one hand yet possibly alienating its core audience who loved the a
    • 2830/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • follow-her/1 page
      • • Follow Her (2023) Review
          FOLLOW HER is a slow burn, a psychological exploration of the dangers of the internet.
    • 1366/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • legend/1 page
      • • Legend (2015) Review
          For me, after a year that promised so much and has given so little, it’s refreshing to walk out after seeing a movie and wanting to see it again. Legend is the
    • 2357/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • black-and-blue/1 page
      • • Black and Blue (2019) Review
          Black and Blue is a story that should be told…
    • 1784/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • churchill/1 page
      • • Churchill (2017) Review
          Cox is well suited to playing this character (Churchill ) and though he is not the first, nor maybe the best, he does well to portray the iconic, beloved man du
    • 2156/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • its-a-wonderful-life/1 page
      • • It's a Wonderful Life (1947) Review
          If "It's a Wonderful Life" is part of your annual holiday viewing tradition you will definitely want to invest in the Digital HD download as you won’t be disapp
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    • • the-prestige/1 page
      • • The Prestige (2006) Review
          The name comes from the three parts of a magician's tick: the Pledge (you are shown something ordinary: a coin), the Turn (wherein something extraordinary happe
    • 2036/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • measure-of-a-man/1 page
      • • Measure of a Man (2018) Review
          While occasionally difficult to watch the movie overall entertaining and reminds the audience to never settle and always be their best selves.
    • 3171/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • september-5/1 page
      • • September 5 (2025) Review
          Director Tim Fehlbaum (The Colony) masterfully uses precise camera angles and flawless pacing to create a clear, unique perspective without any chaos.
    • 1530/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-innocents-les-innocentes/1 page
      • • The Innocents (Les Innocentes) (2016) Review
          The Innocents (Les Innocentes) is a masterful look at how our experiences shape and change us.  The messages of perseverance and hope in a time of despair are p
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    • • the-taking-of-pelham-123/1 page
      • • The Taking of Pelham 123 (2009) Review
          The Taking of Pelham 123 was a 1973 thriller about a group of thugs who take over a subway train and threaten to kill one hostage a minute unless they are paid
    • 1051/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • elysium/1 page
      • • Elysium (2013) Review
          Elysium Is An Excellent casting, cinematography and story make it a Sci-fi winner.
    • 276/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • book-of-eli/1 page
      • • Book of Eli (2010) Review
          I read The Road and determined from the reviews that the reasonably well made, fairly faithful movie version was simply not at the top of my to-do list. I think
    • 1083/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • runner-runner/1 page
      • • Runner Runner (2013) Review
          There are a lot of things you may not know about online gambling, but if you're interested Runner Runner tells all.  The movie features two of Hollywood's
    • 2125/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • hunter-killer/1 page
      • • Hunter Killer (2018) Review
          If you’ve been missing some Action/Adventure in your life, Hunter Killer is a good watch. Anchors Away, Down Bubble…
    • 750/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • men-in-black-iii/1 page
      • • Men in Black III (2012) Review
          For fans of the Men In Black series, you may want to wait for the Blu-ray.
    • 1628/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • nocturnal-animals/1 page
      • • Nocturnal Animals (2016) Review
          With so many superhero action-packed movies erupting from Hollywood in the last few years, this is certainly a welcomed change.
    • 498/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • source-code/1 page
      • • Source Code (2011) Review
          Source Code stars Jake Gyllenhaal as Captain Colter Stevens, an army helicopter pilot who has been recruited by a covert government agency to assist in tracking
    • 1338/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • southpaw/1 page
      • • Southpaw (2015) Review
          While Southpaw is not about superheroes trying to save the world, or little yellow men, it is still a worthy entry into the summer line up, and while it won’t h
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    • • thanksgiving/1 page
      • • Thanksgiving (2023) Review
          Thanksgiving is gory, gross, sick, and demented with a few laughs thrown in for good measure.
    • 1238/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • gone-girl/1 page
      • • Gone Girl (2014) Review
          I expect Gone Girl to be up for several, well deserved, academy awards.
    • 701/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • silent-house/1 page
      • • Silent House (2012) Review
          What starts out as a horror flick turns into a terror mindbender in the movie Silent House.  Not a very good script and a bit too sophisticated for most fa
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    • • spiral-from-the-book-of-saw/1 page
      • • Spiral: From The Book of Saw (2021) Review
          While the original Saw movies were gory and psychological in nature, Spiral adds more of a dramatic element to the mix.
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    • • hot-tub-time-machine-2/1 page
      • • Hot Tub Time Machine 2 (2015) Review
          "You don't need money, don't take fameDon't need no credit card to ride this trainIt's strong and it's sudden and it's cruel someti
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    • • devil/1 page
      • • Devil (2010) Review
          A few years ago we saw the first of many M. Night Shyamalan movies, The Sixth Sense. That movie came out of left field and astounded audiences with the deep wel
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    • • north-by-northwest/1 page
      • • North by Northwest (1959) Review
          With North By Northwest truly being one of Alfred Hitchcock's best films, it was a pleasure to finally see it the way Hitchcock intended, on the big screen.
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    • • boogie/1 page
      • • Boogie (2021) Review
          Like most sports films, Boogie has more going on than it seems on the surface.
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    • • wedding-crashers/1 page
      • • Wedding Crashers (2005) Review
          The Rules of crashing a wedding go something like this: Rule #2: "Never use your real name."   Rule #28: "Make sure there's an ope
    • 1783/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • wonder-woman/1 page
      • • Wonder Woman (2017) Review
          Wonder Woman opens the door for exciting new adventures from a balanced, powerful hero that will, hopefully, continue to receive the consideration and storyline
    • 367/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-switch/1 page
      • • The Switch (2010) Review
          The Switch, based on a short story by Jeffrey Eugenides, stars Jennifer Aniston (Kassie) and Jason Batman (Wally).  They are two best friends and are going
    • 496/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • sucker-punch/1 page
      • • Sucker Punch (2011) Review
          Sucker Punch is a film about the power of freedom and one girl's mission to attain that goal through the power of her own will. The film is directed by Zack Sny
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    • • musica/1 page
      • • Música (2024) Review
          Música explores how surroundings and upbringing shape us, offering a view of the world through others' eyes.
    • 1741/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • smurfs-the-lost-village/1 page
      • • Smurfs: The Lost Village (2017) Review
          The overall feel (The Smurfs: The Lost Village) is a throwback to those days back in the 1980's when I could grab some cereal and watch tv while the rest of the
    • 341/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-last-airbender/1 page
      • • The Last Airbender (2010) Review
          The first film in the Last Airbender trilogy, based on the first season of the Nickelodeon cartoon series of nearly the same name, follows young Aaang (Noah Rin
    • 1341/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • paper-towns/1 page
      • • Paper Towns (2015) Review
          If you are a teenager, you should run out to see this film. If you are the parent of a teenager, you should see it to get an alternate view and appreciation of
    • 2657/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • joe-bell/1 page
      • • Joe Bell (2021) Review
          Wahlberg has had some strong characters in the past but, unfortunately, this isn’t one of them.
    • 2545/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • godmothered/1 page
      • • Godmothered (2020) Review
          Godmothered is cutesy, cheesy, predictable, and uninspired but it has a few good moments and a pretty good soundtrack.
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    • • dogma/1 page
      • • Dogma 25th Anniversary Review: Kevin Smith's Most Controversial Classic Returns
          Smith's sharp dialogue exposes the hypocrisy and quirks of organized religion, with his characters delivering memorable monologues that make audiences think.
    • 1118/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-delivery-man/1 page
      • • The Delivery Man (2013) Review
          A likeable little comedy that warms the heart.
    • 1510/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • now-you-see-me-2/1 page
      • • Now You See Me 2 (2016) Review
          From a purely entertainment stand point, Now You See Me 2 is an interesting two hours and for budding magicians it’s probably a must see.  However, as with many
    • 936/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • warm-bodies/1 page
      • • Warm Bodies (2013) Review
          Drag your right leg, bend over so your head is even with your shoulders, let your arms go limp and head over to see Warm Bodies.
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    • • watchmen/1 page
      • • Watchmen (2009) Review
          An apology to the fans of the acclaimed Graphic Novel. For the uninitiated, "Watchmen" is an absolute chore to watch. Before you read any further, sor
    • 1025/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • world-war-z/1 page
      • • World War Z (2013) Review
          World War Z Is An excellent film that runs true-to-form for action lovers.
    • 1619/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • trolls/1 page
      • • Trolls (2016) Review
          Trolls' animation is fantastic with color hues that are vibrant and full and run the entire spectrum.
    • 1528/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • mike-and-dave-need-wedding-dates/1 page
      • • Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates (2016) Review
          It isn’t surprising that Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates is written by Andrew Jay Cohen and Brendan O’Brien as it encompasses the same humor that they have giv
    • 555/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • friends-with-benefits/1 page
      • • Friends With Benefits (2011) Review
          What saves this remix from taking a nosedive into oblivion is the cast.  Friends With Benefits' Mila Kunis and Justin Timberlake are the winners here who o
    • 617/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • in-time/1 page
      • • In Time (2011) Review
          Writer/director Andrew Niccol's films make you pause and require some smart thinking. His film Gattaca, which he wrote, was also his first directing debut and a
    • 3124/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • piece-by-piece/1 page
      • • Piece by Piece (2024) Review
          Using Legos to illustrate Williams's artistry makes this documentary groundbreaking, relatable on a variety of levels, and easy to watch regardless of one's age
    • 1529/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • wiener-dog/1 page
      • • Wiener-Dog (2016) Review
          Todd Solondz Once Again Shows His Panache for The Hilariously Morbid With Wiener-Dog.
    • 580/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • our-idiot-brother/1 page
      • • Our Idiot Brother (2011) Review
          If you are looking for a comedy that has a lot of laughs and surprising situations, Our Idiot Brother fails to deliver.  Opening late in the summer wasn&#3
    • 312/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • kick-ass/1 page
      • • Kick-Ass (2010) Review
          "All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing." Edmund Burke's quote is all that is necessary to summarize this movie.
    • 2487/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-one-and-only-ivan/1 page
      • • The One and Only Ivan (2020) Review
          As with so many movies Disney releases, The One and Only Ivan has a lot of heart.
    • 2981/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • parachute/1 page
      • • Parachute (2023) Review
          Parachute is engaging and 'in your face' without being preachy.
    • 43/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • spider-man-3/1 page
      • • Spider-man 3 (2007) Review
          A big budget, blockbuster Spiderman film should be executed as flawlessly as a spider winds her web. Each piece carefully planned, executed perfectly, an
    • 999/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • jack-reacher/1 page
      • • Jack Reacher (2012) Review
          "Jack Reacher" is a different film than you would expect. It's a different film than many will be expecting, with the possible exception of those already engros
    • 211/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • transformers-revenge-of-the-fallen/1 page
      • • Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (2009) Review
          "It is easy to shoot an art movie in a winery in the South of France.  But people have no idea how hard it is to create something like Transformers. &
    • 209/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • transformers-revenge-of-the-fallen/1 page
      • • Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (2009) Review
          This is one of the hard movies to review, because I could give this movie an F and if you are a fan of the first movie, you're probably going to go see it in th
    • 2664/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • free-guy/1 page
      • • Free Guy (2021) Review
          I believe Free Guy could be the surprise sleeper hit of Summer 2021.
    • 23/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • ghost-rider/1 page
      • • Ghost Rider (2007) Review
          It's the start of a new year, and the start of a new comic book movie season. This year director and screenwriter, Mark Steven Johnson, kicks it off with Ghost
    • 1314/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • mad-max-fury-road/1 page
      • • Mad Max: Fury Road (2015) Review
          "What a lovely, lovely day"In a world plagued by teenage dystopian cannon fodder, such as The Hunger Games and Divergent, Max Rock
    • 2223/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • shazam/1 page
      • • Shazam! (2019) Review
          Shazam! Is humorous, heartwarming, and lighthearted...Unless you are coldhearted, you will most likely walk out of the theater with a smile on your face after e
    • 1217/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • get-on-up/1 page
      • • Get On Up (2014) Review
          Of course the real star of the movie was the music itself.
    • 988/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • evil-dead/1 page
      • • Evil Dead (2013) Review
          Evil Dead Is A scary blood fest of evil and debauchery.
    • 688/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • this-means-war/1 page
      • • This Means War (2012) Review
          This Means War is a wonderful action, comedy romance all in one great film. It stars the beautiful and talented Reese Witherspoon, and handsome and funny Chris
    • 408/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • hereafter/1 page
      • • Hereafter (2010) Review
          Hereafter, is the latest dramatic effort from Clint Eastwood, written by Peter Morgan. The film revolves around three parallel stories. They are about three peo
    • 2633/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • spirit-untamed/1 page
      • • Spirit Untamed (2021) Review
          The animation is sharp and clean, but I would expect nothing less from DreamWorks and the technological advances that make computer-generated animation possible
    • 2458/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-hunt/1 page
      • • The Hunt (2020) Review
          Gilpin is great and Swank is downright deplorable herself as the evil mastermind behind The Hunt. It helps that they are surrounded by a whole bunch of actors t
    • 704/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • goon/1 page
      • • Goon (2012) Review
          As much as "Moneyball" wasn't about baseball, "Goon" isn't really about the game of hockey.
    • 1332/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • magic-mike-xxl/1 page
      • • Magic Mike XXL (2015) Review
          If you are looking for a fun, non-thinking, girl's night out, kind of movie this holiday weekend, then go buy your ticket to Magic Mike XXL right now.
    • 1078/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • metallica-through-the-never/1 page
      • • Metallica: Through the Never (2013) Review
          A ‘metal’ experience for those who like their music loud and lyrics outspoken.
    • 1056/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-worlds-end/1 page
      • • The World's End (2013) Review
          After the successes of last decade's Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz, director Edgar Wright treats us to one last flavour in his hilarious "C
    • 1670/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • underworld-blood-wars/1 page
      • • Underworld: Blood Wars (2017) Review
          Foester brings a different feel to the film than we have seen in its predecessors.
    • 1220/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • teenage-mutant-ninja-turtles/1 page
      • • Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014) Review
          All-in-all Teenage Mutant Ninja turtles is a very forgettable film, where, for the first time in a long time, the script and live actors did not cause its downf
    • 2059/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • jurassic-world-fallen-kingdom/1 page
      • • Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (2018) Review
          Pratt and Howard were terrific choices for the original reboot and they once again prove why they deserve to be in this blockbuster.
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    • • the-hangover/1 page
      • • The Hangover (2009) Review
          The Hangover fits into a category that is somewhat fuzzy and defined as "guy movies". That is, there are few women, there is a lot of male-bonding, an
    • 2822/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • i-am-groot/1 page
      • • I Am Groot (2022) Review
          I AM GROOT offers fifteen minutes of baby Groot time while he looks adorable and gives audiences quite a few laugh out loud moments.
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    • • green-zone/1 page
      • • Green Zone (2010) Review
          From the studio, director, and actor that gave your the Bourne series, comes their latest collaboration, Green Zone. Matt Damon and director, Paul Greengrass (T
    • 2544/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • mank/1 page
      • • Mank (2020) Review
          One of the best things about Mank is the cast, especially Oldman and Seyfried.
    • 661/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • tinker-tailor-soldier-spy/1 page
      • • Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (2011) Review
          Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy...Wait For DVD.
    • 679/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-woman-in-black/1 page
      • • The Woman in Black (2012) Review
          The Woman In Black Is A poor choice for Daniel Radcliffe and his fans.
    • 644/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-sitter/1 page
      • • The Sitter (2011) Review
          The Sitter is a character in search of a movie, a setup in search of a punch line.
    • 1466/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • gods-of-egypt/1 page
      • • Gods of Egypt (2016) Review
          In a time of remakes and sequels, Gods of Egypt attempts to bring something fresh to the theaters.
    • 684/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • shame/1 page
      • • Shame (2011) Review
          Call it art, call it pornographic or both.
    • 826/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-words/1 page
      • • The Words (2012) Review
          The Words Is An intricate puzzle that fits perfectly together.
    • 2283/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • shaft/1 page
      • • Shaft (2019) Review
          Come for the comedy, stay for the action. Shaft is a film worth seeing.
    • 909/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • les-miserables/1 page
      • • Les Miserables (2012) Review
          Les Miserables Is Not for theatre purists, but Anne Hathaway’s performance is worth the price of admission.
    • 1020/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • man-of-steel/1 page
      • • Man of Steel (2013) Review
          Taking a walk on the dark side for a comic book favorite, Man of Steel blazes into theaters under the direction of Zack Snyder this weekend and he's aiming at t
    • 968/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • lore/1 page
      • • Lore (2013) Review
          Lore Is A mesmerizing story of determination that stuns and bewilders.
    • 266/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-twilight-saga-new-moon/1 page
      • • The Twilight Saga: New Moon (2009) Review
          New Moon is one of those movies for which the plot is almost superfluous. If you are a fan of Twilight, you more or less know it. If you are not, you
    • 569/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-help/1 page
      • • The Help (2011) Review
          It's hard to believe that it was only a short period of time ago that people were still separating black from white.  In The Help we find what a little thi
    • 615/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-rum-diary/1 page
      • • The Rum Diary (2011) Review
          A testy screenplay that turns conventional upside down becomes an enjoyable madcap adventure with Johnny Depp's ‘intoxicating' performance.  The dari
    • 1556/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • ben-hur/1 page
      • • Ben-Hur (2016) Review
          Then, there are the action scenes.  Intense.  At times, gruesomely violent almost to the point of caricature, but Timur Bekmambetov pulls back just in time.
    • 1629/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • fantastic-beasts-and-where-to-find-them/1 page
      • • Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (2016) Review
          When it comes to wizards, J.K. Rowling can do no wrong.
    • 2144/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • fantastic-beasts-the-crimes-of-grindelwald/1 page
      • • Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald (2018) Review
          While the magical aspects and visuals are appealing, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald is clunky and awkward.  Fans of the Potter Universe will no dou
    • 1019/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • this-is-the-end/1 page
      • • This is The End (2013) Review
          This Is The End Is A wacky, irreverent film that’s directed to a specific audience.
    • 1227/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-november-man/1 page
      • • The November Man (2014) Review
          November Man is a strong R rated film. With extremely realistic bloody scenes and it’s fair share of nudity. However, if you are a male between ages 30-60 this
    • 2784/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-northman/1 page
      • • The Northman (2022) Review
          Eggers has solidified his legacy as a wonderful director and there are no doubts, he will be making movies, possibly even Oscar worthy ones, for many years to c
    • 2303/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • once-upon-a-time-in-hollywood/1 page
      • • Once Upon A Time In Hollywood (2019) Review
          DiCaprio offers a master class in how to act in a film in order to win an Oscar and the rest of the cast support him nicely.
    • 2051/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • oceans-8/1 page
      • • Ocean's 8 (2018) Review
          While the mostly female cast might make it seem like a girls night out movie, this is a film both men and women alike can enjoy.
    • 1258/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • interstellar/1 page
      • • Interstellar (2014) Review
          Interstellar Is Not So Stellar Afterall.
    • 2856/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-banshees-of-inisherin/1 page
      • • The Banshees of Inisherin (2022) Review
          Farrell and Gleason both deserve Oscar Nominations and Searchlight Pictures obviously set the release date for the movie to be considered in multiple categories
    • 1428/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • in-the-heart-of-the-sea/1 page
      • • In The Heart of The Sea (2015) Review
          The one thing I actually took away from this film was how hard it was to be a whaler, working hard for years at a time, under less than ideal conditions.
    • 2507/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • enola-holmes/1 page
      • • Enola Holmes (2020) Review
          What a terrific cast! Brown is perfect as the teenage, younger sister of the famed detective and Cavill does a nice job portraying Sherlock.
    • 3203/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • rosario/1 page
      • • Rosario — Horror, Rituals, and a Promising Debut by Felipe Vargas Review
          Toubia expertly shifts from annoyance to terror to determination as she faces disturbing events and fights to end the curse haunting her family.
    • 3152/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • y2k/1 page
      • • Y2K (2024) Review
          Y2K delivers nostalgic 90s pop culture with songs like 'Tubthumping', and Limp Bizkit's 'Faith,' but its over-the-top ending prevents it from truly shining.
    • 2492/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • one-night-in-bangkok/1 page
      • • One Night In Bangkok (2020) Review
          Dacascos does a terrific job portraying Kai; a peaceful, gentle man who calculates and plans his vigilante justice against those whom he feels have wronged him
    • 1354/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • straight-outta-compton/1 page
      • • Straight Outta Compton (2015) Review
          The two hour and thirty minute running time is long and there were definitely scenes that could have been made shorter or cut out all together.  However, Straig
    • 2964/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • expend4bles/1 page
      • • Expend4bles (2023) Review
          Excellent fight scenes, lots of guns, massive explosions, and some truly horrific and gory kills including a decapitation you never see coming.
    • 811/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-expendables-2/1 page
      • • The Expendables 2 (2012) Review
          The Expendables are back, and this time they are even more explosive than before!
    • 2315/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • the-peanut-butter-falcon/1 page
      • • The Peanut Butter Falcon (2019) Review
          Peanut Butter Falcon is a little Indie gem of a film. I hope you go to see it, you'll fall in love with it. Don't let this one pass by.
    • 1778/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • baywatch/1 page
      • • Baywatch (2017) Review
          In addition to the sentimental sap, the upending uproar, and...hot bodies, this film packs some seriously, outrageously, over the top, spectacular action.  Sure
    • 2788/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • doctor-strange-in-the-multiverse-of-madness/1 page
      • • Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2022) Review
          Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' plot and script start out strong but become overburdened with details.
    • 392/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • wall-street-money-never-sleeps/1 page
      • • Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps (2010) Review
          Back in the 1980's Oliver Stone made a movie called Wall Street which was a social commentary of the way American business operated during that generation. The
    • 48/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • no-country-for-old-men/1 page
      • • No Country For Old Men (2007) Review
          The title comes from WB Yeats Sailing to Byzantium (a poem about growing old). It's a bit of the ultra violence based on a book by Cormac McCarthy and turned in
    • 1107/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • enders-game/1 page
      • • Ender's Game (2013) Review
          Ender's Game A good teen targeted film for both male and female audiences.
    • 503/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • arthur/1 page
      • • Arthur (2011) Review
          Back in 1981, an eclectic movie, entitled Arthur, was unleashed on the unsuspecting public, starting Dudley Moore, Liza Minnelli, and John Gielgud.  The fi
    • 828/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • for-a-good-time-call/1 page
      • • For a Good Time, Call ... (2012) Review
          Using sexuality in a comedy has stimulated a wave of movie making but has it gone too far?  Using every expletive possible from today's amoral vocabulary F
    • 2883/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • plane/1 page
      • • Plane (2023) Review
          Plane's fight sequences are decent and there are laughs (both intentional and unintentional) peppered through the movie.
    • 36/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • oceans-thirteen/1 page
      • • Ocean's Thirteen (2007) Review
          The Ocean's movies have always, fundamentally, about getting George Clooney, Matt Damon, and Brad Pitt together and having them look cool. In fact, all you need
    • 374/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • machete/1 page
      • • Machete (2010) Review
          Three years ago, Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino released Grindhouse, an homage to the B slasher/zombie movies from the 1970s. Part of that homage was in
    • 2201/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • how-to-train-your-dragon-the-hidden-world/1 page
      • • How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World (2019) Review
          How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World offers the audience adventure and romance while finishing the story off in a sentimental and touching way.
    • 605/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • machine-gun-preacher/1 page
      • • Machine Gun Preacher (2011) Review
          Director Marc Forster who filmed Quantum of Solace and Monster's Ball brings Machine Gun Preacher to the screen and drives home a winner.  His production o
    • 2225/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • dumbo/1 page
      • • Dumbo (2019) Review
          Burton deserves credit for making this film not nearly as dark as many of his other features and the vibrant colors of the circus are definitely a departure fro
    • 678/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • chronicle/1 page
      • • Chronicle (2012) Review
          For the young fantasy devotee, Chronicle shows best.
    • 1313/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • pitch-perfect-2/1 page
      • • Pitch Perfect 2 (2015) Review
          Fans of the first Pitch Perfect movie won’t be disappointed if they go in to the theater knowing it won’t be as good as the original.
    • 1952/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • pitch-perfect-3/1 page
      • • Pitch Perfect 3 (2017) Review
          The movie does start off slow but gains momentum throughout and ends on a high note.  There are also a few laughs for the whole family to enjoy.
    • 1498/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • money-monster/1 page
      • • Money Monster (2016) Review
          Money Monster...More Warmth & Fuzz Than Scare
    • 33/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • live-free-or-die-hard/1 page
      • • Live Free or Die Hard (2007) Review
          The Die Hard series has been a roller coaster for the movie going public. The first movie is considered by most one of the best action movies ever made. However
    • 1555/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
    • • war-dogs/1 page
      • • War Dogs (2016) Review
          Director Todd Phillips graduates from schtick comedy to more serious subject matter with this film but still manages to interject moments of “slapstick” that re
    • 2637/ [1 in 1 subfolder]
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      • • The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard (2021) Review
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